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Live a Fruitful Life

March 25, 2019 by Kaitlyn Boyd Leave a Comment

faith alone is without scriptural support

You can’t hope to bear fruit when you don’t care for the tree, so how can you hope to live the best life you can without having God by your side?

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Lent: ‘Give Until It Hurts’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Give Until It Harms’

March 11, 2019 by Dan Dellamarine Leave a Comment

Lent, fasting and receiving divine light

Ever thought of waking up in the middle of the night like a monk to pray Matins, sleeping on the floor or putting a pebble in your shoe? Why would you do these things? Lent is upon us. Prepare yourself.

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Shh! – The Teresian Method of Meditation Takes Time and Effort

February 18, 2019 by Dan Dellamarine 1 Comment

Nun in deep prayer

Diet, so I’ve heard countless times, is more important than exercise. While we need mental prayer to tone ourselves and strengthen our resolve, we have to feed ourselves a balanced diet of the Word of God and put it into practice, so we absorb and retain all its nutrients.

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The Power of The Gift of Forgiveness

January 16, 2019 by Kaitlyn Boyd 1 Comment

Family and Marriage, Christian home

Forgiveness is a gift of the Holy Spirit that each of us receive in Baptism, but also through God’s grace each time we go to confession and are truly repentant of our sins. God has given us a great gift, and is such a loving Father that He continually calls us back home, back on the right path.

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Catholics Should Read, Pray, Live and Love the Bible as the Word of God

October 27, 2018 by Deacon Keith Fournier 1 Comment

Woman praying

The Living, Incarnate Word, Jesus Christ, speaks to us through the written word found in the Bible. Understanding the Bible depends upon having a living relationship with the Risen Lord and, through Him, in the Spirit, a relationship with the Father.

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