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Category Archives: Major Solemnities
On the Tragic Loss of a Child: The Feast of the Holy Innocents
“A person that loses a partner is called a widow. A child who loses a parent is called an orphan. But there is no word to describe a parent that loses a child, Because the loss is like no other. … Continue reading
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Tagged Forgiveness, Holy Innocents, Loss of a Child
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For the Poor in Spirit
The first day in this month of November is observed in the Catholic Church as All Saints Day. The Gospel reading for that day featured Jesus preaching the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5:1-12. The very first Beatitude is … Continue reading
A Holy Day of Opportunity: The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
What is it about the Holy Days of Obligation? In the Catholic Church there is what is known as Holy Days of Obligation. A lot of people really don’t like the word, obligation. The word conjures up images of having to do something … Continue reading
Something that Can Change Your Life — For the Better
The guy in the above YouTube Video tells his story of dying and going to hell (obtained from Bio network). There are a lot of things that can change people. Unfortunately, some things can actually make people worse. An example is … Continue reading
Seven Precious Gifts
The other day, my kids and I were sitting around trying to name the gifts of the Holy Spirit off the top of our heads. I can’t remember what precipitated the discussion, probably my daughter’s final exams at school.To be quite … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 gifts of the holy spirit, confirmation, counsel, fear of the Lord, fortitude, Holy Spirit, knowledge, Pentecost, piety, understanding, wisdom
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