Remember you are dust and to dust you will return
Ash Wednesday invites us to stop and think. Did you ever stop and think how odd it is that we get blessed with ashes on this day? The ashes themselves should prompt us to ask this question. More…
Sunday Gospel Reflection (Luke 7:36—8:3)
The one whose larger debt is forgiven is the one who loves more
The Pharisees in today’s Gospel, miss a crucial point: Only the one who recognizes their sin, sincerely repents, and asks forgiveness receives the blessing of being forgiven, and hence, loving more. More…
If you want all your sins forgiven, then, Yes, you really do need to confess all your mortal sins. And it’s worth it too.
Here’s why:
If you want all your sins forgiven, then, Yes, you really do need to confess all your motral sins. And it’s worth it too.
Here’s why:
When it comes to forgiveness there is nothing like confession. More…
Reporting on the joy of the Catholic faith
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"Dios es luz" (1 Juan 1,5-7)
Domenic/havau22.com / IF YOU CAN'T BE THE POET, BE THE POEM (David Carradine) LIFE IS NOT A REHERSAL,SO LIVE IT.
Thanks be to God who does wondrous things.
how will you answer?
Communications between Regnum Christi Sections in Louisiana and Mississippi
The Confluence of Poetry and Spiritual Direction
keeping my head in the clouds
Living life in the freedom of God's love
memoirs of aly (the way i see it).
My Journey to the Church
...there is no knowing where you might be swept off to.
Let not him that girdeth on his harness boast himself as he that putteth it off. I Kings 20:11
Lord, you know all things. You know that I love you.
See! I'm doing something new! Isaiah 43:18
Blog on A COURSE IN MIRACLES and A COURSE OF LOVE. . .with Celia Hales
Musings of a Reactionary Whippersnapper
Just another WordPress.com weblog
How many of us actually do?
Stimulating books for the discerning Christian
For I know that my Redeemer lives Job 19:25
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With all the problems in the world its time to get back to the basics. This blog will center on a new perspective, one person at a time.
The Daily Knowledgeable Post
Arts Science and Religion for True Adults
Thoughts on Orthodox Christianity and Psychology
A worship leader's missus and her views from the pew
Nourishment for Body, Mind, & Soul while in pursuit of the Way, the Truth, & the Life
saints and novenas
...integrating Christian faith and knowledge in the public square
Opening DOORS to AMPLIFY and ENTERTAIN Social Good
Living the Hosea 2:14 Life
My journey to the priesthood and experiences along the way.
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My Name is Yanira Vargas. I am a Senior at Washington State University. I love all things expression and creative. I was in a relationship with my childhood best friend of 4 years, who happens to have had passed away with stage 3 brain cancer. I still believe in God, and in the beauty of mircles. Join me and embark on this journey with me.
Theological musings of a committed Catholic
A blog reaching out to victims of abuse and others in need, providing insight about abuse, hope for the future, and guidance to see THE LIGHT that lead Secret Angel out of the darkness of her own abusive situation and helped her to not only survive but to overcome.
"We ought to make some progress, however little, every day, and show some increase of fervor. We ought to act as if we were at war as, indeed, we are and never relax until we have won the victory." St. Teresa of Ávila
Called to holiness, called to motherhood, called to love no matter what
DISPATCHES FROM THE CAMP OF THE SAINTS [DHS-Certified Rightwing Extremist / White House Certified 'Fishy' / Carter-Certified Raaaaacist! / Kafir]
Miscellaneous Utterings From Best Friends
Finding Hope in Christ
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