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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
Father Norris Clark, A Jesuit priest from Fordham traveled to India to visit a Buddhist Monastery. During his visit, the abbot invited him to a meeting with several of the monks who spoke English. The Abbot said, "Obviously our two religions are very different but similar in their roots, in the depths of their essence."
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Christina Antus and her family don't always succeed in praying a reverent Rosary, but she doesn't plan to give up.
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I hope and pray you love your parish Church! I hope it’s a beautiful space and that you feel at home there. As restrictions are lifting, we all should be going back to Sunday Masses in our parishes in as much as one can safely go. Some places this may not be possible yet, and for some people it still may not be safe. Our local parish churches should be beautiful…I don’t mean lavish or luxurious, but rather places of peace for celebrating the Eucharist and the Sacrifice of the New and Eternal Covenant.
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The weather here in Massachusetts has changed, and we’ve also set our clocks one hour back. In the Church, we’re getting ready for the end of the Liturgical year. This is a time when we look forward to God coming to us as a newborn child. But first, we must prepare by realizing that living by Jesus’ values comes at a cost.
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Carol S. Bannon considers how she has neglected the need to look for God's hand in everything: every day, everywhere, and in everyone.
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Asked to share details of her heritage, Ginny Kochis considered the inheritance of the Faith passed down through the generations.
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