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Reflections of Family and Faith

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

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Healing the family  |  Why pray?

Being Bold Enough to Go to Jesus: Family Reflection Video

"If you wish, you can make me clean." Those words contain the essence of how we begin each Confession; we speak the words, "Bless me, Father, for I have sinned."

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Strengthening family unity  |  Why pray?

'Come After Me!': Family Reflection Video

Jesus said, “Come after me and I will make you fishers of men.” They abandoned their nets and followed Him. That is such an amazing statement describing the calling of the first four apostles.

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Seasonal Reflections  |  Why pray?

Don't Domesticate Christmas: A Family Reflection Video

Let us not domesticate Christmas! It is something of a miracle that each year Christmas comes and a peace descends upon the whole earth, as families and friends come together to celebrate. Certainly this year we need consolation of friends and family, and we hope and pray that people can find it, in spite of all the restrictions.

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Seasonal Reflections  |  Why pray?

Unburden Yourself: Family Reflection Video

I have come across many people who give up on God when they go through a crisis in their life. They feel abandoned by Him.

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Learn more about our faith  |  Why pray?

Long Live Christ The King

Viva Cristo Rey! Long Live Christ the King! For a long time this rallying cry has lifted the spirits of Christians in our journey through history, especially at times of persecution.

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Strengthening family unity  |  Why pray?

Discovering the Depth of Love: Family Reflection Video

Jesus drives out the people who are making money selling in the temple, saying, “My house shall be a house of prayer, but you have made it a den of thieves.” (Luke 19:45). In doing so, He removes the sinful activities that separate people from God and prevent them from growing in His love and sharing it with others. Then he stays there and teaches.

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