Our Blessed Mother's example should encourage us to fully immerse ourselves into the ordinariness of our daily lives and to do everything [as Blessed Teresa of Calcutta also told us] with extraordinary love.
“We have received baptism, entrance into the Church, and the honor of being called Christians. Yet what good will this do us if we are Christians in name only and not in fact?”-St. Andrew Kim Taegon
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Eucharistic Reflection - Persevere in Adoration
“… let us persevere in Adoration. The Adoration of God will never disappoint us. The patient and silent Adoration of Saint Anne made possibl...
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(Image Source: Wikimedia Commons ) " … I will treasure more than anything else the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. It is often said that it...
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(From Hands At Mass ) "Think of how the Eucharist is given: bread broken, wine poured out: this is a model for Christian life. We, to...
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This was a particularly trying weekend for me. I responded poorly to several unwelcome intrusions with anger, anxiety, impatience and doubt....
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(Image Source: Wikimedia Commons ) I am excited to post my first podcast - one that I hope you will enjoy and which will lead to my p...
