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Harvesting The Fruits of Contemplation

"Lord, help me to set aside lukewarm faith. Give me a living, vibrant faith that always moves ahead! - Flame of Love

“Conversion is nothing other than turning one’s gaze away from the inferior to the superior. It takes nothing more than diverting our eyes to another direction.” - Blessed Carlo Acutis

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A Little Tale That Should Supply Much Fruit For Contemplation

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January 19, 2017

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Michael Seagriff: My vocation as a Lay Dominican created an insatiable desire to learn, study, live and share my Faith. For more than ten years I led a Prison Ministry program and have spent the past decade promoting Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration. Now retired, I aspire to promote zeal for the salvation of souls, awe and amazement for the Holy Eucharist and Eucharistic Adoration, and fidelity to the Truths of our Catholic Faith.

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When we spend time with Jesus we become like Him. Why are we not encouraged to do so?

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Good Friday Reflection

April 18, 2014

This is not just another Friday. This is Good Friday. Will that fact make any difference in the way we live this day? For far too many of us, today will likely pass much like any other Friday - a mad rush to get to the weekend with little thought of He Who made us and whose sacrificial and brutal death redeemed us. Where is our gratitude? Unforgettable (Source: Wikimedia Commons ) This the day so long foretold This the day of justice lacking This the day of man’s ingratitude This the day of cowardice and fear

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