Posts in the "Re-booting faith" category
Articles meant to help people return to an active spiritual and religious life within the Christian family.
You just HAVE to see this top notch site on Catholicism called Catholics Come Home, with high level ads plus tons of resources of all kinds. Whatever you do, make sure you watch TV Ad 1. These ads are very high quality, much higher than I’ve seen in most Catholic media. As […]
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Ben Stein is an American actor, writer and game show host known for his pithy commentary of American life. I don’t know much about him but someone sent me a commentary he made recently on the CBS Sunday morning show. I’ve never watched this show as I’m usually busy doing other things […]
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According to Marco Tosatti of La Stampa, we’re about to see a new encyclical from B16, and it will likely be out before Christmas. It will deal with hope, which makes sense after his encyclical about charity, though some had imagined that his second encyclical would be on social doctrine. We can hope […]
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Welcome to all those attending the Faith Enrichment evenings being held at St. Mary parish in Greenfield Park, as well as all those who can’t make it but want to follow the evenings “at a distance” over the Internet. You can find copies of the Powerpoint slides, as well as audio files for the […]
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The sacrament of reconciliation is not only the confession of your sins but it’s also the confession of God’s love and infinite mercy.
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