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Reflections of Family and Faith

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

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Love thy Neighbor  |  Why pray?

God Made Us To Be Better Than O.K.: Family Rosary Video

The title of the popular 1960’s self-help book, I’m O.K.; You’re O.K., popped into my head as the antithesis of Jesus’ warning to the scribes and Pharisees in today’s gospel. In an age when we’re told to think positively about ourselves, many still wrestle with low self-confidence and even depression.

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Stooping Down: How My Youngest Children Teach Me To Pray

Little children want so much to navigate this big world in the same manner that adults do. Charisse Tierney hopes to be as joyfully receptive as they are.

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Holy lives of inspiration  |  Why pray?

Hold Fast to Our Rich Traditions and Teachings: Family Reflection Video

An elderly cousin called me the other day. I say elderly because she is in her early 90’S. She was in a bit of a panic.

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Holy lives of inspiration  |  Strengthening family unity

Saint Bartholomew - Meeting Jesus: Family Reflection Video

Traditions say that the apostle Bartholomew made it as far away as India to evangelize and after some time, followed trade routes up to Armenia! That’s a pretty impressive missionary career! He and his good friend, the Apostle Jude, got the evangelization off to a good start.

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PRAY: Encouraging the Family Rosary

Courtney Vallejo shares her family's journey toward praying the family Rosary, inspired by a new film about Venerable Patrick Peyton.

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Got Peace?

During the pandemic, Nicole Johnson learned that decluttering her home isn't the only way to achieve emotional freedom.

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