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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
As we live through this difficult time, the notion of our own mortality – and that of those we love – is just about impossible to escape. It’s a reality for all living things, but one we often don’t consider unless we have to.
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Have you ever misplaced your glasses, keys, or cell phone at home…and after a while enlisted the help of your family to find it? You’re searching and searching, and answering the inevitable question: when’s the last time you saw it?! Most of the time, I find it, but only after many times of walking right past it; it's incredible but real.
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Brief and contemporary inspiration focused on hope and family prayer will be delivered to your inbox! Articles include live video, written word, and links to resources that will lead you and your family deeper into faith.
We all have moments when we wonder what we should do with our lives. We’d like to offer some suggestions on how to emerge from the fog with a clearer vision of the future.
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Is there a problem? We are celebrating Easter all this week and for 50 days we laugh and sing Alleluia, Christ is risen, Happy Easter. But people are still home-bound, this pandemic is still waging war on us, every solitary human being on the planet is affected by this. Is this a Happy Easter?
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Whether you’re a parent, a grandparent, a teen, a college student or a young adult, we encourage you to dig into Catholic Central. Amid the fun, costumes and great graphics in each bite-sized episode are solid nuggets of knowledge about the Faith. Be sure to go to CatholicCentral.com for downloadable resources. Just because it’s now Monday, do you think Easter’s over? Oh, no, it’s just getting started. Today begins Eastertide, a 50-day period that goes all the way to Pentecost Sunday on May 31.
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Dear Friends, Please know that during this difficult time caused by COVID-19, the entire Holy Cross Family Ministries' team is praying for you and your health. Even though our Easter celebrations may look a little different this year, hopefully you're able to celebrate digitally together with your loved ones.
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