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Posts By: catholic365
He Touched Me!! Again!!
Despondent and listless, going from day to day—with an “Alleluia” here, and “Glory be to the Father, and the Son and the Holy Spirit” there: have you wondered what an elderly person sitting in a wheel chair in a nursing home or at home would feel like?...
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Gardening Grace
Gardens are like family: they demand attention, they can get out of hand real quick, yet they feed you in ways nothing else can. For all of my aches & pains, my dislike of getting muddy, and my squeamish attitude about bugs that live in colonies, I am willing, year after year, to start the garden ov...
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Perpetual Sanctification (part 3)
I am still waiting for the Priest’s words to ring true. I am waiting on the Grace of the Sacrament of Matrimony, as if it will somehow present itself and all will be well. I think we are all like this, we want to see immediate results, feel the presence of the Holy Spirit, and be healed now!...
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5 Suggestions for Parishes and Young Adults
Baptized at infancy, Catholics go forward with a natural communal progression through the sacraments. First communion is around age 6 or 7, and Catholics are usually confirmed around 12 or 13 years of age. In between these crucial faith experiences, firm catechesis becomes routine in the lives of th...
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Light For Others
We all have this amazing relationship waiting for us to acknowledge. A relationship that defines the exact person we are created to be, to be known, and to be loved. We're always loved regardless, even without acknowledging this relationship, but when we do acknowledge it, the love is magnified beyo...
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Suffering: God's Path to Victory
We all suffer. But why? It is in our darkest hours that many of us begin to doubt; ourselves, the people around us – even God. It’s easy to think that our friends and family don’t love us if they don’t notice that we feel broke inside....
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Turning Regrets into New Beginnings
If only I hadn’t said this and done that. If only I had a second chance; If only I could take everything back. If only I could undo or erase it from history. Wishing to go Back to the Future cannot undo what happened to us regardless if past events were shaped by our own actions or by the actions of...
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Actor/Producer Eduardo Verástegui Discusses Movie Little Boy: Fruits of the Foundation of Catholic Faith
On April 24th, you will see the growth of a movie mustard seed as the independent film, Little Boy, sprouts and spreads throughout theaters across the United States. Eduardo Verástegui (Bella), Producer and Actor playing the cameo role of Fr. Crispin, explains that this is a “family experience more ...
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"It is Finished!" A Cry of Triumph and Glory!
It is Finished!!!! These words hit me – touched me like they had never done before. I had rarely, if ever, truly spent time contemplating these words. But, alone in our Church on the Tuesday of Holy Week, I was touched to do so while contemplating Jesus' Seven Last Words from the Cross....
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Perpetual Sanctification (part 2)
I wake up feeling like I had never slept. Why am I so tired? Then it comes crashing back to me, the whole scene, like reliving a movie, the finding of porn on my daughters twitter feed. Does she honestly think I believe that she doesn't know whose it is or how it got on her feed? I cannot wrap my...
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Rocking My Baby
In the Meditation of the Day in the January 20, 2015 edition of Magnificat there is a wonderful quote from Caryll Houselander. She is speaking of "Proper Sabbath Rest" saying that "Rest...is a culmination...of gathered peace, like the fullness and stillness of waters gathered to a flood tide."...
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Laughing, Loving, and Crying Through 36 Years of Marriage
Michael, my husband, and I have been married for 36 years, and we are still in love. Surprisingly, we really have become one, deeply in tune with each other’s spirits. Our tangible joy is inexplicable through secular eyes because from all outward appearances our life together has been a tough journe...
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Facebook and Prayer
There are many people who believe that Facebook, and other types of Social Media are bad. It is a different way of connecting with people, and it's not the same as having a face to face relationship with someone. And there has been bullying, divorce, and a lot of cruel things that have happened beca...
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Perpetual Sanctification (part 1)
Did you ever have one of those weeks that you thought you just might not survive? I mean emotionally, not physically, although, sometimes emotional stress is worse than the most strenuous physical workout. Well that’s the kind of week I had....
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Faith of Our Fathers. Athanasius of Alexandria- The Defender of The Faith
He was named the Defender of the Faith, he is canonized in Catholic, Orthodox, and Coptic Churches, he was raised by pagan parents and a scholarly religious book before the age of twenty years old. Who was he? It was none other than Athanasius of Alexandria and the rest of the story....
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We Need to Live in the Day!
Making the most of the day, isn't that what life should be all about? It really is the small moments that matter the most, and stay with us: the quiet snowfall in the evening twilight, the soft patter of raindrops hitting the ground, and the flutter of a bird’s wings flying overhead on a warm summer...
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Raise Your Kids
My weekly shopping is often a culture immersion experience where I get to see and hear what I would have thought was only possible in movies. Case in point: Today there was a young family cruising through the aisles, minding their own business, except for their little daughter who played the perfect...
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Why You Should Be Visiting Jesus In The Blessed Sacrament
Even if you are already Catholic, outside of receiving the Eucharist at Sunday Mass (or daily Mass), you may be unfamiliar with the practice of sitting before our Lord present in the Blessed Sacrament....
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Peter, Paul, and Mary: Biblical Blind Spots of Protestants
Our friends in Protestant communities often have a true zeal for reading God's word in the Sacred Scriptures. To them I can only say, please keep it up! This is a gift from the Holy Spirit and you may find Biblical studies guiding you, as with so many before, on the path toward full communion with t...
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A Rainy Day, New Life, Church Bells and Praying for the Unborn
I have so much to share with all of you. Blessing #10, another grandchild, another sweet baby girl was born last week! March was full of blessings for our family. Two baby girls were born just a couple of weeks apart! Two more grand-daughters for us to love! Let me tell you about the Saturday befor...
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