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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
Jesus may be the best-known man to ever walk the Earth, but understanding Him as both man and God is the challenge of a lifetime.
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"Who do you want to be …?” That was the question posed many years ago, to a young man named Dan Crenshaw by a friend of his father who he admired. Crenshaw answered he wanted to be a Navy Seal, but the older man who had served in the military clarified by saying: “Not what do you want to do but who do you want to become?”
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Love thy Neighbor | Return to the Church
I watched a movie about a young woman who found her religious observance to be very restricting and not life-giving. I subsequently watched several other movies about this very conservative religious group. In each the theme was the same, a desire to seek a freedom or a way of life that was more life-giving.
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With e-books, audio versions, apps and classic bound volumes, accessing Bibles can be easier than ever. Now that we’re at all home more, there might some extra time to devote to Scripture. But, how to bring it alive?
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Whether you are a cradle Catholic or a convert like me, this has probably been the strangest Lent and Easter of your lifetime. Not being able to attend Mass has been a painful and challenging experience.
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Most parents know the pedagogical technique of putting their child in “time-out” when the child has misbehaved. Take her from the place where the bad behavior is occurring and take her to another place (a stair step from your house) so that she can spend some time “thinking” about what she did wrong.
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