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[…] children would be people of integrity (being the same person when no one is looking). Keep them from the faulty belief that you can be one person online and another in reality. Keep them from an obsession with image. May they find their identity in You. Dear God, as my children prepare for another […]
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I’ve had many spells of homesickness over the years. Typically, I’d try to soothe myself by looking at houses online in the town where I grew up. I imagined what it would be like to move back to Duluth, Minnesota. Could I relive all the comforting memories? Would my desire to belong finally be […]
[…] Eucharist. Jesus, increase the faith of my brothers and sisters who do not believe in the Eucharist. Unite Your Church so that we may be one. Magis Center, “4 Approved Eucharistic Miracles from the 21st Century,” Magis Center (November 15, 2023); https://www.magiscenter.com/blog/approved-eucharistic-miracles-21st-century. Catechism of the Catholic Church, 2nd edition (Vatican: Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2012), #1323.
[…] have got to start building Christ-centered communities. We have got to step out in the confidence that what we have to offer is far greater than the cheap imitation of the living water that’s being bought and guzzled down like cheap wine. It is not enough to say “we have the Truth”...we have to […]
[…] into the spiritual habits a young woman can build into her real life that will help it become deeply satisfying and joy filled. The format is an online masterclass that you can gift to young women who are searching for a life of happiness, purpose, and peace. A beautiful journal is also available as […]
[…] we love to use it to support our preferred worldview. Some take this verse to mean that Jesus was a “you do you” kind of Savior who approved every decision and lifestyle choice. Others claim that while “Christians are called to unconditional love, they are not called to unconditional approval.” We may judge actions, […]
[…] book the girls can read themselves, a curriculum you can lead one-on-one or with a group of girls, and an accompanying journal. It is all tested and approved by the seventy girls at our local Catholic high school (the OG Sisters of Strength). But that’s not all. And I REALLY hope moms of girls […]
[…] to call me soon for an interview. My phone never rang. What began as a goal became a fixation. I raced to the local mall, bought a cheap black business suit, returned to the news station, and begged the receptionist to give me one brief appointment with the news director. Moments later, pulse racing, […]
[…] often than not) inconvenient. Up close: “Go rather to the lost sheep of the house of Israel” (Matthew 10:6). Start in your backyard, your own community, not online or via social media. Personal: “As you go, make this proclamation: ‘The kingdom of heaven is at hand.’ Cure the sick, raise the dead, cleanse lepers, […]