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Father forgive me for I have Sinned

Father forgive me for I have Sinned

October 31, 2012
Guest Authors
Conversion Stories, Elijah's Conversion

Guest post by Elijah Simmons. God has nothing but love and mercy for those that turn away from him. My name is Elijah Simmons and…

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We're All Broken People

We’re All Broken People

September 17, 2012
Bekah
Reflection

I’ve made no secret of the fact that I had a difficult time growing up.  It seems to re-emerge occasionally, and I hope that deeper…

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Catholic Quote of the Day - August 3, 2012

Catholic Quote of the Day – August 3, 2012

August 3, 2012
Bekah
Catholic Quote of the Day

From today’s Calendar Saint: He loves, He hopes, He waits. If He came down on our altars on certain days only, some sinner, on being…

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Mercy

Mercy

June 25, 2012
Steven Thomas
Editor's Choice

All I can ever receive from God is mercy.  I can only receive what He gives in mercy, and all I have left to give…

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empty

My Son, My Son

June 25, 2012
Steven Thomas
Reflection

I’ve lost my first born son on the feast of St. John, The first of twelve. I think I said more expletives yesterday than I…

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Catholic Quote of the Day - June 25, 2012

Catholic Quote of the Day – June 25, 2012

June 25, 2012
Bekah
Catholic Quote of the Day, Thomas a Kempis

The patient man goes through a great and salutary purgatory when he grieves more over the malice of one who harms him than for his…

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To my Separated Brethren

To my Separated Brethren

June 12, 2012
Steven Thomas
Apologetics

My appeal would be, do not judge the Catholic Church too hastily.  Stand back and get a little perspective before you draw your conclusions.  The…

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Neighbour, forgive thyself

Neighbour, forgive thyself

June 3, 2012
Guest Authors
Meditation

Guest post by Owen Swain. A long time Internet acquaintance wrote about overstepping the boundaries of friendship and the pain that resulted from such presumption….

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mary weeping

My Tale of Conversion

May 25, 2012
Steven Thomas
Conversion Stories, Steve's Conversion

When one tells their story it’s like snap shots of key moments in life, our blog is about the beauty of Catholicism so I suppose…

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Who couldn't use an indulgence?

Who couldn’t use an indulgence?

March 20, 2012
Bekah
Practice

I found this link to the “Easiest Plenary Indulgence” on the National Catholic Register site this morning.  I’m considering driving out to the Shrine on Friday…

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