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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
Welcome back friends. The third charism of the congregation of Holy Cross is: The Cross, Our Only Hope. I'm going to reflect on this charism in two parts. This week I'd like to spend our short time together thinking about the The Paschal Mystery.
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“I love my mother.” “I love my dog.” “I love ice cream.” The word “love” gets thrown around a lot, but what do we mean when we say we love different things? Luckily, the Greeks have different words for that.
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Love thy Neighbor | Strengthening family unity
I’m reminded how long ago, as a college student, I was walking with a priest friend and asked if he could hear my Confession. He obliged, and I have never forgotten the experience, realizing in real-time, that the Holy Spirit was at work as we walked along the Charles River in Boston.
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Mother's Day is Sunday May 10th! Send your special person a special message.
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I’d like to share a poem with you, written by Emily Dickenson...
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We’re here to talk about sex – but not that talk about sex. What’s the deal with all of the Catholic rules on Sexuality? Is the Church trying to repress Catholics, or are there other reasons behind what Catholics believe? In “Catholic Central: Sexuality,” Kai and Libby explore the whys behind the Catholic Church’s seemingly unnatural and outdated teachings on sex.
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