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Sunday Gospel Reflection January 26
Cora Evans - Jan 26, 2020
The following is an excerpt from Cora Evans’ work, The Refugee from Heaven, selected as a reflection for the Sunday Gospel reading, Matthew 4:12-23. -
Are You More of an Active or Contemplative Evangelist? The Church Needs Both
Gillian Weyant - Jan 23, 2020
Are you more of an active or contemplative evangelist? Much like the two different kinds of religious life, there's a need for both kinds of witness in the Christian life. Read more about both of them here. -
What RCIA Means for Catechumens and Catholics
Fr. Mike Liledahl - Jan 21, 2020
What is the process of becoming Catholic as an adult like? What does it entail? What is the historical practice of the Church in regards to adult converts? Finally, how can you help those people who are going through this process right now? This arti... -
Why Mission Trips Are Definitely Worth It
Sara and Justin Kraft - Jan 16, 2020
Sometimes we have a tendency to leave God’s work to others. After all, I have responsibilities. I cannot drop everything to move across the world. That work needs to be left to full-time missionaries, right? -
How to Actually Pray for Someone When You Say You Will
Jeannie Ewing - Jan 14, 2020
“I’m praying for you!” It’s become a cliché shared among Christians who want to offer support to someone they know who is struggling or hurting, yet they don’t know what else to say or do. Most of us find that, on... -
Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions with These January Saints
Kenzie Key - Jan 9, 2020
If you, like me, want to make resolutions you can and will keep, I invite you to base your resolutions on virtues found in the saints. The saints listed below are just a few examples of the many great saints who model Christian virtue. -
How to Celebrate the Baptism of the Lord
Rachel Forton - Jan 7, 2020
After the joyous celebration of Christmas culminating in the Epiphany, we turn now to the start of Jesus’ public ministry, which begins at His baptism. When we celebrate the Baptism of the Lord, we recall with joy and gratitude the amazing, san... -
Here’s the Incredible True Story of the Priest Who Wrote Silent Night
Sara and Justin Kraft - Jan 2, 2020
Many have heard of perhaps the most famous singing of “Silent Night” at Christmas in 1914. Only five months into World War I, over a million soldiers had already died or been wounded. On December 24, 1914, the trenches went si... -
Here’s Why Catholics Go to Mass on New Year’s Day
Rachel Forton - Dec 31, 2019
You may know that New Year’s Day is a Holy Day of Obligation. (If you didn’t before, you do now!) While it may seem like a grim responsibility when given the term “obligation,” it is actually an invitation to start the New Yea... -
The Weary World Rejoices
Jeannie Ewing - Dec 24, 2019
Advent and Christmas somehow always bring me back to the reasons why I believe in Jesus as our Savior. -
7 of Bishop Sheen’s Best Quotes To Help You Prepare For Christmas
Hannah Crites - Dec 19, 2019
Venerable Fulton Sheen is an American bishop who reached an international audience in the mid-twentieth century via his television show, radio, preaching, writing and mission work. His work impacted countless modern saints. Here's some of hi... -
Where Do all Our Advent Traditions Come from Anyway?
Kenzie Key - Dec 17, 2019
Advent is well under way – we just celebrated Gaudete Sunday! We are in week three of four in the Advent season, and are in the midst of the celebrations and traditions. Some of these traditions we do because we have always done them, but where... -
The Life-Giving Love of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Gillian Weyant - Dec 12, 2019
Our Lady’s apparition to St. Juan Diego can be said to signify the spiritual dawn of the Church’s mission in the Americas. As Our Lady spoke to him, she said, “I am truly your compassionate Mother; your Mother and the Mother to all ... -
Here Are the Top 10 Blogs of 2019!
Hillary Mast - Dec 10, 2019
If you’ve read any of the posts here at Cora Evans blog, you know that there’s a great team of writers who contribute to this website year-round to provide you with excellent Catholic content. As we approach the end of 2019, we’ve r... -
Cora Evans’ Sunday Gospel Reflection for December 1
Cora Evans - Dec 1, 2019
The following is an excerpt from Cora Evans’ work, The Refugee from Heaven, selected as a reflection for the Sunday Gospel reading Matthew 24:37-44.
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A Time to Laugh and a Time to Weep
NOW AVAILABLE! A Time to Laugh and A Time to Weep is a prayerful journey for healing, forgiveness, charity, kindness, and courage that traverses the highs and lows of motherhood and faith in light of Cora Evans’ writings. Travel alongside Cora Evans and Jeannie Ewing — one a woman of the early twentieth century, another a modern Catholic living in the frenzied, post-modern Information Age — and realize that truth, beauty, and wisdom exist outside of time.
Letter Lessons
The newest addition to The Cora Evans Library. “If any man would come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross daily, and follow Me” (Lk 9:23). Being a Catholic Christian is a call to action. Our God is not passive or indifferent or lukewarm. He is active, involved, and on fire. And He is vying with the devil for your soul. Following Jesus takes perseverance, self-denial, trust, and total commitment. This is not a book about Jesus; it’s about you and how you open yourself to Him in ways you’ve never even considered.”
Gems
The reflections of Cora Evans included in Gems reveal many new details about Catholic truths, deeper knowledge of theological truths, and new light and evidence to the deposit of faith, especially regarding the humanity of Christ, the Holy Eucharist and the indwelling of Christ.
Sparks from His Heart
Ever wonder why Jesus said, “I come to cast a fire on the earth”? His next words—“how I wish it were ignited”—suggest a certain impatience. For over 50 years, Jesuit priest, Fr. Frank, preached on the syndicated “Catholic Quarter Hour” radio program. He selected his favorite talks to be published in this book, Sparks from His Heart.
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