With all the upheaval and uncertainty in this world — riots in England, financial markets slowing down, jobs disappearing, etc., maybe it is time to get back to basics and focus on what’s really important. Monday, 8/15/11, was the feast of the Assumption which we pray in the Fourth Glorious Mystery of the rosary. In […]
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The first reading for Sunday, 7/24/11, was the story about how Solomon the Wise actually became, well, wise. In a dream, God came to Solomon, ruler of Israelites, and granted him one request. Instead of earthly wealth and power, Solomon asked for the gift of wisdom. God granted Solomon his request because of its unselfish
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I came across this article on The Jerusalem Post about the decline of people who believe in God in Britain and the detrimental effects it has had on their society. The article cites a research study that found that only 35% of the British population believe in God while it’s 92% in the USA. The
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While I’m still taking a summer sabbatical to finish my book I thought I should write an article on an important topic. This past week we learned that a popular Catholic theologian, Father John Corapi, decided to leave the priesthood after being accused of misconduct three months ago. When the accusations became public he was
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May 02, 2011 Dear children; God the Father is sending me to show you the way of salvation, because He, my children, desires to save you and not to condemn you. That is why I, as a mother, am gathering you around me, because with my motherly love I desire to help you to be
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In 1917, on the 13th day of each month for six months starting in May, the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three children in Fatima, Portugal. The apparitions at Fatima have particular significance regarding the rosary as Mary asked the children to pray it every day informing them it was the key to peace both
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The Gospel for Sunday, May 8 is from Luke 24:13-35 where some disciples of Jesus met Him on the road to Jerusalem but did not recognize Him. They did not realize Jesus was with them until He ate with them and broke bread similar to what He did at the Last Supper. Only then did
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Our Lady’s message of April 2, 2011 to Mirjana at Medjugore Dear children; With motherly love I desire to open the heart of each of you and to teach you personal unity with the Father. To accept this, you must comprehend that you are important to God and that He is calling you individually. You
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The Gospel for May 1, 2011 is from John 20:19-31 where Jesus appears to His apostles after rising from the dead. Thomas, who was not there when Jesus appeared, did not believe the apostles’ claim since he had not seen Jesus personally. This Gospel teaches the meaning and value of faith and how we are
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The Easter Gospel is either from John 20:1-9 or Matthew 28:1-10. Both talk about how Mary Magdalene came to Jesus’ tomb only to find it empty for He had risen. Naturally this Gospel relates to the First Glorious Mystery — Jesus’ Resurrection. Realizing the sorrow of Jesus’s passion and death only makes His resurrection that
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