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Prayers for the Dallas P.D.

The tragic and evil events that took place in Dallas have opened a wound in our national fabric not seen since 9/11. Nationwide, the family members of law enforcement officers like myself hurt today. Those of us who know what it is to wait up at night for our loved ones to come home are in mourning.... (www.catholic365.com)

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The King's Speech: St Paul and "The Call"

The King's Speech is a film of unmasking, disillusionment, and triumph. It shatters the flawless facade of the monarchy and gives the viewer real sensitive insight into the struggles of humanity that even the media-altered ruling class are not exempt from. The entire story is a reminder that even ki... (www.catholic365.com)

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Encountering the Awesome

My characteristically reserved coworker was describing a remarkable meeting between the Holy Father and his family. “I know this word is overused,” he enthusiastically shared, “but it was awesome.”... (www.catholic365.com)

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Preaching To The Choir

Deacon Emilio gripped the sides of the Ambo, hard, I could see his knuckles whiten. “I am preaching to the choir.” Smiling uncomfortably, “And how beautifully does this choir sing…but God wants more from you, wants you to sing louder…God wants more from you, much more…it’s getting worse out there…”... (www.catholic365.com)

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My Awesome Experience with Confession

For those who know me now, I am a frequent confession goer (if that is even a correct phrase). But I was not always so diligent and I was afraid and concerned about the priest and interacting with him afterwards (since I just told him what a horrible person I am) and being totally open and honest in... (www.catholic365.com)

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We're Catholics before we're Democrats. We're Catholics before we're Republicans. We're even Catholics before we're Americans, because we know that God has a demand on us prior to any government demand on us.

The Church celebrates two of the great first generation saints, Peter and Paul. There are many things that could be said of them. I want to approach this reading a little differently by considering the view of the world these men had.... (www.catholic365.com)

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How should we respond to tragedy?A young Catholic's perspective.

Our nation and the world at large has sustained several recent disastrous events. These aren’t the first tragedies that we’ve suffered and they definitely won’t be the last. Sadly, this world is home to individuals who act on their free will to inflict undue harm. So now the question is, how should ... (www.catholic365.com)

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Who is my neighbor? Who am I a neighbor to?

Sometimes we call someone a Good Samaritan. What do we mean when we call someone by this title? Most of us have an answer to this question though our viewpoints or conceptions of what it means to really be a Good Samaritan may differ. Jesus makes it very clear in Luke’s gospel. The Good Samaritan sh... (www.catholic365.com)

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Keep Hypocrisy Far From Me

His first name was Ron. I wish I remembered his last name. I’d try to locate him on one of the many social media networks of cyberspace. It’s been 40 years since we last saw each other. We worked together at the Communication Station on the Yokosuka Naval Base.... (www.catholic365.com)

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Is good the absence of evil?

The difference between good and evil can probably be best shown with light and dark. Darkness is the absence of light. By removing the light, you have darkness. You do not add anything, just remove. But can you remove darkness? Taking it away does nothing. The only way to get rid of darkness i... (www.catholic365.com)

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Repent. At face value it means to be sorry for something bad that we did. However, with God repentance means to turn from our evil ways and not repeat the behavior that we are sorry for. True repentance requires that we feel sorry for transgressing God and not sorry that we were caught. There is a b... (www.catholic365.com)

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Bind Their Kings in Chains

Although I’ve tried off and on since college, I’ve really made a concerted effort in the past few months to pray Morning and Evening Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours every day. So far I haven’t missed any, but I’ll admit, sometimes Morning Prayer gets delayed until 5 pm.... (www.catholic365.com)

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A Child's Lesson on Heaven

One of my favorite aspects of my job is when I have the chance to teach the children. Unfortunately, as the parish's Director of Religious Education, I don’t get to do that as often as I would like. I spend an inordinate amount of time in my office, emailing parents, inputting data, and planning eve... (www.catholic365.com)

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Follow the saints, because those who follow them will become saints.

In each person is a soul created by God, and each soul is capable of being completely filled, as much as it is able: to be “perfected” by God’s grace.... (www.catholic365.com)

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Chivalry in These Present Days

The definition and general idea of chivalry is already familiar to us; expressions like “chivalry is dead” are commonplace. Yet, if pressed, most of us might concede that its ways are both impractical and old fashioned: forgotten remnants of the medieval age.... (www.catholic365.com)

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Catholics: Lay off the Pope

I don't think I'm making headlines by saying that Pope Francis has a way of getting people talking pretty much every time he opens his mouth. Unfortunately, a lot of that talk has been unfavorable, and it's a shame.... (www.catholic365.com)

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An Intimate Union

In his teaching on Christian marriage, St. Paul reaches clear back to the first book of the bible, quoting from the relevant passage in Genesis,... (www.catholic365.com)

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We've all got both light and dark inside us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That's who we really are.

The two most important moments of your life are now and the hour of your death. Maybe we know others who live as if the moment of death will never arrive: they live only for “now”. The fact is, though, that every “now” of our life bears a direct impact on which eternal dwelling God will send us pack... (www.catholic365.com)

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Following God: A Process of Dying to Self

Following God is not easy. Our journey with God is a gradual death to everything we love outside of Him.... (www.catholic365.com)

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A Prayer for the Dead

When I die please pray for me, Pray for my Soul, to be joyful and free,... (www.catholic365.com)

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