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Reflections of Family and Faith

"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton

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Seasonal Reflections

Lent 2021: At the Foot of the Cross

“Lent, are you kidding me?” one might comment. “Haven’t we had enough penance from COVID already?” However, Lent does indeed begin tomorrow – and rather than another burden, it comes as a big help to us now!

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Strengthening family unity  |  Why pray?

The Family, Fully Alive

How do families become alive with goodness? One way to become fully alive as a healthy, loving, family is by praying together. But I would like to draw your attention to another way we can make our families thrive in Christ - and that is by living a virtuous life together. How do we achieve a virtuous life together as a family?

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Love: Scriptures to Pray this Valentine’s Day

Sarah Damm shares Scripture verses that highlight the love that transforms hearts, heals wounds, and changes worlds.

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God Doesn’t Give Up! Family Reflection Video

Each day this week, we have been reading about God’s creation of the earth and everything in it as recorded in the book of Genesis. On Monday we started with the first chapter of Genesis.

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Holy lives of inspiration

Prayer Never Knows Defeat: The Legacy of a Man of God

We are pleased to share the following article from The Catholic Voice, a publication of the Diocese of Oakland, California.

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Learn more about our faith  |  Why pray?

Believing Even When We Need to Wait: Family Reflection Video

“On February 11, 1858, a beautiful woman appeared to Bernadette Soubirous in a remote stone grotto outside of Lourdes, France. When asked her name, she replied, ‘I am the Immaculate Conception.’"

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