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Reflections of Family and Faith

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

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faithfulness  |  strength and hope

Family Reflection Video: It all Began with a Question

“Who do you say that I am?” Peter responded boldly, “You are the Messiah.” These words become the launching pad of our faith.

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strength and hope

Family Reflection Video: Allow Jesus to Lead You

Ever feel like you’ve lost your way? We can learn a lot from the stories in the Bible about people who couldn’t clearly see the path in front of them.

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inspiration  |  service

Family Reflection Video: Made in the Image of God

I came across a Hungarian Proverb that said, “Adam ate the apple, and our teeth still ache.” What do you think this means? Let’s take a few minutes to think about this together.

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Learn more about our faith  |  faithfulness

Family Reflection Video: Let Him Enter Your Boat

Just show me a sign! Have you ever heard someone say this … or have you said it yourself? Sometimes we need direction or just want to know that our prayers are being heard.

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faithfulness  |  strength and hope

Family Reflection Video: If Today You Hear God’s Voice

We’ve all made mistakes. And we’ve had to deal with the consequences. We’re only human, right? Ever wish you could start over?

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feast-day  |  saints  |  service

Family Reflection Video: Know God and Receive Hope

A woman kidnapped at a young age who bore 144 scars inflicted by others once said, “I am definitively loved and whatever happens to me, I am awaited by the Love. And so my life is good.” Saint Josephine Bakhita reflects a remarkable pillar of hope for each of us.

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