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I do not love You because You can give me paradise or condemn me to hell, but because You are my God. I love You because You are You.Quote from Flannery O’Connor
You do not write the best you can for the sake of art, but for the sake of returning your talent increased to the invisible God to use or not use as He sees fit.Another quote from Flannaery O’Connor
Don’t let me ever think, dear God, that I was anything but the instrument for Your story-just like the typewriter was mine.Saint Benedict’s Prayer Book
Grant, O Lord, that none may love You less this day because of me; that never word or act of mine may turn one soul from Thee; and, ever daring, yet one more grace would I implore, that many souls this day, because of me, may love Thee more. Amen.St. Therese of Lisieux: Everything is Grace
Everything is a direct effect of our Father's love.....difficulties, contradictions, humiliations, all the soul's miseries, her burdens.....her needs.......everything because through them, she learns humility and realizes her weakness. Everything is grace because everything is God's gift. Whatever be the character of life or its unexpected events, to the heart that loves, all is well.St. Gianna Beretta Molla on medicine:
We touch Jesus in the bodies of our patients: in the poor, the young, the old, children..........St. Gianna Beretta Molla on work:
We are apostles, and if we do not want our work to be in vain, but to be effective, there is only one method that will not fail: prayer. We must pray with faith, hope, charity, humility, devotion and reverence.....work can be prayer.....if we offer to the Lord all the actions that we perform, so that they might serve His glory.St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
Do you want to be totally united to the Crucified? If you are serious about this, you will be present, by the power of the Cross, at every front, at every place of sorrow, bringing to those who suffer comfort, healing, and salvation.St. John Bosco
Health is God's great gift, and we must spend it entirely for Him. Our eyes should see only for God, our feet walk only for Him, our hands labor for Him alone; in short, our entire body should serve God while we still have the time. Then, when He shall take our health and we shall near our last day, our conscience will not reproach us for having misused it.I also blog at:
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In Memory of Monsignor Vincent Foy
Monsignor Vincent Foy went to his eternal rest on March 13, 2017. The oldest priest in the Archdiocese of Toronto, Monsignor Foy was a courageous defender of the Catholic Faith who wrote about Humanae Vitae, the Winnipeg Statement, the abuse … Continue reading
The Catholic Mom’s Guide to (sort of) Keeping It Together
Every September, Catholic moms brace themselves for the beginning of what seems like non-stop activity: kids in school, extracurricular activities, professional and volunteer commitments. As women and as moms we fill our lives with activities that put other people’s needs … Continue reading
Posted in Blessed Mother, Catholic, Catholic woman, faith, prayer, religion
Tagged Catherine Doherty, Catholic Mom
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Where have I been? An update
It’s been a few weeks since I’ve posted here. I miss my blogging friends and their wonderful blogs that enlighten and inspire me to live my Christian faith where God has placed me. Family life is busy, sometimes rushed, and … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic family, Christian mom, large family, religion
Tagged parish nurse, working mom
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Living Out the Great Commission: Practical Tips to Evangelize our Youth
“It’s very important for parents to remember that, even though God might give you the great responsibility to be the primary educator of your child with regards to the faith, He also gives you the corresponding grace to actually do … Continue reading
Enthroning the Sacred Heart of Jesus in our Families
Today is the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Enthroning the Sacred Heart of Jesus in our families is one of the best things we can do. Two years ago, with the help of a friend who is a … Continue reading
Bishop Athanasius Schneider – Holy Communion on the Tongue
As we prepare to celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi this Sunday, June 7, 2015, I am re-linking to my Catholic Insight article on why Holy Communion should be received on the tongue. The article is based on Bishop Athanasius … Continue reading
Charlie Charlie: a wake-up call for sobriety
I had a talk with my teen-aged kids about the Charlie Charlie craze that has spread throughout social media in epidemic proportions. Charlie Charlie is the “poor man’s Ouija Board” that summons a Mexican demon who answers participants’ questions, much … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic Church, Christianity, faith, religion
Tagged Charlie Challenge, Charlie Charlie, demons, Satan
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St. Gianna: the modern woman’s saint
Also posted at Catholic Insight It is said that God gives us the saints we need in our time. Saints who, by their lives rooted in self-surrendering, self-sacrificing love show us how to conquer the darkness of the world in … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic family, Catholic woman, faith, religion
Tagged modern day saints, Pietro Molla, St. Gianna Beretta Molla
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The month of May and the Act of Total Consecration
” I’d like to renew my Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary,” I explained to my spiritual director. ” I feel that something in my life needs to change.” It has been about one year since I first prayed the … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Christian, faith, prayer, religion
Tagged St. Louis de Montfort, total consecration to Jesus through Mary
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Individualism, Hedonism, and Minimalism: Spirit of the world disguised as the Spirit of the Gospel
Father Eric Mah is a priest of the Archdiocese of Toronto. Here is one of his recent thought-provoking homilies. This past Christmas, the Knights of Columbus from our parish generously handed out free copies of a book by Matthew Kelly … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Catholic Church, Christian, Christianity, faith, religion
Tagged Christian discipleship, Gospel of the Rich Young Man, hedonism, individualism, minimalism
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