Labor therefore, Beloved Children in the Lord, labor while it is yet day; for as Christ Our Lord says, The night cometh, when no man can work (Jn 4:4) Daytime is this present life; night is death, and the time that follows death. If after this life there is no more freedom to work, as the Truth tells us…
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“Our friends were too worldly and too clever at mixing the pleasure of the world with the service of God. They scarcely gave a thought to death…. And I knew that all is fleeting that we cherish here under the sun. The only good thing is to love God with all one’s heart and to stay poor in spirit” (Saint Therese of Lisieux)
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St. Joseph is considered the Patron or Protector of the Universal Church. As such, his role is seemingly more important now than ever before—for the Church today faces unprecedented opposition from the devil and his agents.
Devotion to St. Joseph: A Lifeline in Troubled Times Read More »
Is mindfulness a helpful practice and should a Catholic participate in in it? In this video Dan Burke compares mindfulness to Catholic mystical tradition and reveals the best way for Catholics to understand this practice and the path they should
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BIOGRAPHY: St. Anthony of the Desert (c. 251-356), a religious hermit and monk, is known as the founder of monasticism. His rule of order was one of the first to create guidelines for monastic living. He became a monk at
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This talk by Fulton Sheen relates to what he saw would become the fourth great crisis in the Church, and how a person that wanted to be a Catholic could both be in the world, but not be of it.
Fulton Sheen: The Fourth Great Crisis in the Church Read More »
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