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Sunday Snippets - January 27, 2013

Please join me and other Catholic bloggers at RAnn's Place for Sunday Snippets - A Catholic Carnival where we share posts from the previous week.

May something you read touch your heart and stir your soul:

The Example of Altar Servers Can Lead Us to Greater Reverence and Appreciation for the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

Check Out My Interview on My Catholic Blog

Monday Musings - "Holy Spirit" vs. "Spirit of Vatican II"

The Wisdom of St. Frances de Sales

Abortion and Adoration

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