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Tech Talk: Total Consecration Just Got Apped

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By on 2/21/2012 - Comment »

Find the Tech Talk Tuesday archive here. I caught wind of the new Total Consecration app thanks to Marc Barnes at the Bad Catholic blog. (And if you aren’t already reading Bad Catholic, well, what are you waiting for?) I’ve gone through … Keep reading

Children’s Resources for Lent

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By on 2/19/2012 - Comment »

Lent is a 40 day period of sacrifice, imagine trying to understand that as a child. Children are by nature very needy and self-centered. There is a reason children whine after things they want and tend to not understand the … Keep reading

Mary’s Prayer Warriors: Connecting through Prayer

Leslie Lenko
By on 2/19/2012 - 1 Comment »

It was the Season of Lent in 2011, when I wanted something new and special to reflect on this holy season.  I was trying to decide on just that, when I received a request from Catholic mom Diana Gatsche, via … Keep reading

Do You Have Access to Both Forms of the Mass?

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By on 2/19/2012 - Comment »

Did you know that our Holy Father wants you to have access to both forms of the Roman Rite Mass? Most Gen X and Gen Y Catholics only know one form of the Mass, but two forms are in use … Keep reading

Will You Let It Go?

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By on 2/19/2012 - 1 Comment »

She is holding a butterfly but not with clenched hands or fists. She is lifting her open hands to the heavens not trying to hide it from others. She has made the decision, she has held her hands up and … Keep reading

Daily Scripture Reflection for 2/19/12

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By on 2/19/2012 - Comment »

Scripture: Lectionary 85. Feb. 19, 2012. Isaiah 43:18-19.21-22.24-25. Psalm 41:2-3.4-5.13-14. Mark 2:1-12 Sunday’s Readings When was the last time you heard a sermon or homily about sin?  The topic is rarely treated and yet the Scriptures present it quite often. Today’s … Keep reading

Beyond Words With Mark Hart For 2/19/12

Beyond Words
By on 2/18/2012 - Comment »

Mark Hart discusses the scriptures for Sunday’s Mass and helps us to celebrate the liturgy of the word. Video Link

Waste Not

Padre Pio
By on 2/18/2012 - Comment »

I urge you therefore, brothers, by the mercies of God, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God, your spiritual worship (Romans 12:1).  Lent begins Ash Wednesday, February 22. It’s not too soon to chart … Keep reading

Seeing the Mass as a Tourist

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By on 2/18/2012 - 3 Comments »

In my Catholic lifetime of thirty-something years, I’ve worshipped in many different places.  I’ve sung my alleluias under the vivid stained-glass of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, with hushed tourists filing their way around the seats.  I’ve listened to the Gospel … Keep reading

The Benefits of NFP

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By on 2/18/2012 - Comment »

Natural Family Planning (NFP) provides many benefits that not only promote healthy living, this remarkable method of birth regulation is also environmentally friendly and fosters authentic marital love. NFP is safe There are no harmful side effects for either the … Keep reading

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