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The Brotherhood (Sisterhood) of the Belt:Suffering, Struggle and failure in the Christian Life »
We read of this encounter between the Risen Jesus and Peter: "When they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter...
10 Surprising Things That Happen When You Go To Adoration More Often »
The Eucharist is described in the catechism as the ‘source and summit’ of our faith. Finding the time to go to Adoration can be difficult.
Saintly Marriages: The Good, The Bad & the Holy »
The saints are our cheering section in heaven, rooting for us to finish the race and win the victor’s crown. They can show us how to be better people, better Catholics, and better husbands and wives.
7 Reasons You Need Mental Strength to Be Successful »
Becoming mentally strong will separate you from the pack and help you achieve higher levels of success. Everyone possesses mental strength to some degree...
Young Adults Should Be Getting Married Earlier, Not Later »
I remember when I was considering marrying the woman of my dreams. My parents questioned the wisdom of marrying so young...
Three Simple Paths to Interior Peace »
I was born a restless child and never faltered from my constant busyness into adulthood.
Saint Josephine Bakhita »
Feast Day: February 8
Patron Saint Of: Sudan
Saint Josephine Margaret Bakhita was born around 1869 in the village of Olgossa in the Darfur region of Sudan. She was a member of the Daju people and her uncle was a tribal chief. Due to her family lineage, she grew up happy and relatively prosperous, saying that as a child, she did not know suffering.
Catholics Must Fast More Intensely This Lent»
The Norbertine Canons of St. Michael's Abbey have created this digital Lenten retreat so that you can journey through this holy season alongside them. If you want to have one of your best Lenten seasons yet, join us in our Lenten Program "The Great Fast" - https://theabbotscircle.com/the-great-fast-join
When Your Faith Is Put to the Test - Bishop Barron's Sunday Sermon»
Friends, we come now to the Second Sunday of Lent, and we’re on both dangerous and very holy ground with the first reading from the twenty-second chapter of Genesis. The ancient Israelites referred to it as the “Akedah,” which means the “binding”: Abraham binds and is ready to sacrifice Isaac at God’s command.
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