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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
We all mess up, but in these extraordinary times, being able to confess to a priest may be difficult, if not temporarily impossible. But when the storm passes, Reconciliation will still be there for you.
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Venerable Patrick Peyton’s message of family prayer has helped millions of families find their way through life - with all its challenges – on the road to eternal life! We are contemplating key foundations, “charisms” of the spirituality that he learned in his Religious Order, the Congregation of Holy Cross. The second Holy Cross charism is Unity, in the Holy Trinity and mirrored in the Holy Family. Today I want to focus on the triune God.
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Jesus is alive! Happy Easter! What struck me in the readings today were the words amazed and astonished.
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One year ago today, millions of people from around the world watched in horror as the grand spire of the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris burned to the ground. Beginning today, join Ave Explores: Art and Architecture as Katie Prejean McGrady and a team of experts in the fields of art, architecture, and iconography reflect on the importance of art and beauty to the Catholic faith.
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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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