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Pro-Life in Post-Roe America
John Kubasak - Jan 19, 2023
How do we continue to fight in the pro-life movement now that Roe v. Wade has been overturned? Today's blog offers a few suggestions. -
Together on the Road of Christian Life: What it Means to Be Godparents
Rachel Forton - Jan 17, 2023
Today's blog details the great repsonsibility of godparents and gives some suggestions as to how godparents can support their godchildren. -
Liturgical Living in 2023
Daniel Witham - Jan 13, 2023
Ideas and suggestions on how to live liturgically throughout the year. -
Making the Holy Spirit Your Guide in the New Year
Sara and Justin Kraft - Jan 9, 2023
I want to encourage you to let the Holy Spirit be your guide for the new year, for He is the One who will cultivate all these gifts and many more in your life. In this regard I would like to offer 5 practical tips for letting the Spirit be the guide of your spiritual life throughout the upcoming year. -
We Have Come to Adore: Reflections on the Magi from The Advent Story
Mackenzie Worthing - Jan 6, 2023
We know little of the Three Kings or Magi who bring gifts to the Child Jesus. The Advent Story opens up their beautiful journey to find the Christ Child. -
Cultivating Generosity in Our Families
Josh Florence - Jan 2, 2023
“Tis the season to be sharing.” This phrase may be overheard during the Christmas season. Each family will find its own unique ways to be more generous this time of year. How can we encourage this sentiment throughout the entire year amongst our children? -
Hannah, Elizabeth, and Mary: Women of Faith
Rachel Forton - Dec 29, 2022
Hannah, Elizabeth, and Mary model for us what can happen when we trust God’s faithfulness and might as recorded in Scripture: “for nothing will be impossible for God” (Luke 1:37). What can happen when we believe these words of the angel Gabriel spoken to Mary? -
Grow Strong Again: Rooted in the Root of Jesse
Jeannie Ewing - Dec 26, 2022
In today's blog, Jeannie meditates on Isaiah 11 and what it means to be holy as God is calling us to be holy in the here and now. -
Journal Prompts for the Christmas Season
Jeannie Ewing - Dec 22, 2022
Jeannie Ewing provides some scripture verses and journal prompts for the Christmas season, especially for those who are not feeling "in the Christmas spirit" this year. -
Christmas Cooking: Celebrating Christmastide with Food
Mackenzie Worthing - Dec 19, 2022
We have the opportunity to make our very food, which we use not only for sustenance but also for celebration, help us lift our eyes to heaven and remember the season and feasts which we hold dear. Below are a few recipe ideas for the Christmas season - for the 12 Days of Christmas - for a liturgical approach to the season. -
Being the Light: Lessons from St. Lucy
Rachel Forton - Dec 15, 2022
Saint Lucy exemplifies the embodiment of “being the light of Christ in the world,” which all Christians are called to do, and most especially as we await the Incarnation. -
How Our Lady of Guadalupe is the Source of Our Joy
Josh Florence - Dec 7, 2022
In today's blog, Josh Florence invites us to make a spiritual pilgrimage to Our Mother, Our Lady of Guadalupe. Through our devotion, may we find the infant Lord wrapped safely in her arms. -
Why We Should Add The Mass to the List of What We Are Grateful For
John Kubasak - Nov 23, 2022
For this year’s Thanksgiving, it is a good practice to go to Mass on Thanksgiving Day. Reach throughout history, eternity, and the entire universe to give thanks and praise to God. -
When Fire Enters the Heart: The Life of St. Josaphat
Josh Florence - Nov 10, 2022
When St. Josaphat was confronted with uncertainty in his time, he got down on his knees and asked the Lord what His will was. He surrendered to His will because, at the end of the day, St. Josaphat knew where true authority and power was to be found. -
How to Think About Death Without Ruining Your Day
John Kubasak - Nov 2, 2022
Take a healthy view of death, add in confession, and scriptural reasons for confidence, and I hope death takes on a different picture. Follow the Lord, pursue holiness, and gain the divine life of grace from the sacraments.
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- 1I Was A Pilgrim In History
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I Was A Pilgrim In History
The book tells of the journey of the Magi from Egypt where they first witnessed a vision of the birth of the child Messiah. The story follows the Magi to their meeting with Herod and finding the Holy Family. It then follows the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt and their return trip to Nazareth. The story explores some new details of Jesus’ childhood and how His identity was kept secret. The story continues to the time of the Crucifixion of Jesus, and it ends with the Blessed Mother completing the first Stations of the Cross.
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