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Reflections of Family and Faith
"The family that prays together stays together." - Venerable Patrick Peyton
Lent has only just begun and we may already be struggling to stick to our Lenten resolutions. The goal of making it to Easter still seems too far away — which doesn’t help our will power.
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It was one of those days — you know the kind that I mean. A family crisis had sent me reeling, and I was engulfed in a sea of worry.
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I’ve heard more than one parent complain about the lack of wholesome entertainment options for their kids to watch. Minno may be what they're looking for.
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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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I’m going to guide you through a simple process to look for love all month. This will be different than what you may typically encounter in February.
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Just up the road in an unassuming little building, there hides a secret. From the outside, it doesn’t look like much: unmarked, under-visited. Nothing that would make you look twice. People drive past it all day without a passing thought.
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