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

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Simply Lent

I used to panic when Lent would come around worried that I wasn’t “doing” enough. Did I have enough spiritual reading to finish? Did I have enough sacrifices that I was going to make? Did I have a plan to get the whole family involved and make sure they were “doing” enough? I don’t believe that “doing” is really what Lent is all about. It has taken a few years for me to fall into the idea of Lent being a time of “being.” I have to tell myself that what Jesus desires most is for me to simply be with Him.

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Seasonal Reflections

The Honeymoon Period: Family Reflection Video

Jesus’ teachings were radical because they focused on the conversion of the heart rather than external behaviors. He transformed people by helping them rearrange their priorities and refocus their choices.

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Holy lives of inspiration  |  Seasonal Reflections

A Prosperous Life! Family Reflection Video

As we begin the season of Lent, we are reminded of the choice God gave to the children of Israel through Moses.

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Seasonal Reflections

The Ashes: Family Reflection Video

“Hey, the Catholics are giving out ashes!”

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Seasonal Reflections

A Wave of Love: Family Reflection Video

Right before the Entrance Song began, I felt it and as I looked around, I could see others did too. A strong and clear sense of the Presence of God came over us as thousands of kids from the Archdiocese of Los Angeles were gathered for the Holy Eucharist last Thursday in Anaheim California, at their annual Youth Day.

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Caring For What Has Value

“Why should I care about what happens to anyone else?”

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