
Most Catholics understand Lent as a season of preparation. We know it’s meant to ready our hearts for Easter and for resurrection, renewal, and new life. We talk about Lent as a time of repentance, discipline, prayer, and conversion. And all of that is true. But what we almost never talk about is how unprepared […]
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It’s safe to say many of us head into December with a mix of excitement and a sprinkle of reluctance. The twinkle lights? Gorgeous.The cookies? Delightful.The family gatherings? …emotionally athletic. 😅 And somewhere between the gift lists, the expectations, the traditions, and the “Mom, I can’t find my other shoe,” or the, “So, sweetie, are […]
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It’s safe to say many of us head into December with a mix of excitement and a sprinkle of reluctance. The twinkle lights? Gorgeous.The cookies? Delightful.The family gatherings? …emotionally athletic. 😅 And somewhere between the gift lists, the expectations, the traditions, and the “Mom, I can’t find my other shoe,” or the, “So, sweetie, are […]
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About the Rosary When St. John Paul II preached at Fatima in 1982, he urged the faithful with simple words: “Pray very much. Recite the Rosary every day.” But what exactly is the Rosary? At its heart, it is not a prayer invented by people. Its very words come from Scripture. The Hail Mary begins […]
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About the Rosary When St. John Paul II preached at Fatima in 1982, he urged the faithful with simple words: “Pray very much. Recite the Rosary every day.” But what exactly is the Rosary? At its heart, it is not a prayer invented by people. Its very words come from Scripture. The Hail Mary begins […]
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