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An Eight Year Old, a Twenty Dollar Bill, and an Absent Dad Who Would Be Most Proud of His Son
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Eucharistic Reflection - If We Need You Lord (And We Most Certainly Do) Why Do So Few of Us Spend Time in Your Presence?
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Forgive me Lord, my heart is heavy today. For more than a decade I have coordinated Perpetual Eucharist Adoration in one parish and have tried to promote this most needed devotion elsewhere - often running into lukewarm support or outright opposition. The continuation of Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration as we have come to treasure It in this particular parish and to which many of us have devoted the past twelve years of our lives is now in real jeopardy. Why?
Turn Off Your Televison and Watch This Video
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The next time you decide to sit down in front of the television for a half hour and watch some senseless sitcom or cooking or home improvement show, do yourself a favor instead and invest 22+minutes of your life absorbing this remarkable video. If you want to hear the full version of Zach's song, then invest another 3+ minutes viewing this:
All of Us Can and Must Evangelize
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Thanks to The American Society for the Defense of Tradition, Family and Property ( http://www.tfp.org/ ) for showing us that it really isn't very difficult to explain and share the Truth with others. Just use common sense and trust in the God whose Truth you are sharing: Recognize, however, that not everyone will accept the Truth. Some will hate you for sharing It.
Who Do You See When You Look At Yourself And At Others?
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The two videos that follow were passed on via Creative Minority , a place I frequently visit. You should too. Since we are to believe that each of us are made in the image and likeness of God, these videos raise a host of questions worth pursuing. Let me suggest just two. Answer each question first before viewing the video. Have you ever stopped to think whether or not other people see you in the same way you view yourself? When you look at or pass someone by, do you see them for whom they really are? Do your original answers to these questions remain unchanged?