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Are Catholic 30 day consecrations suppose to be done by oneself or in a group?
According to Catholic tradition, norms and practices, are Catholic 30 day consecrations suppose to be done by oneself or in a group?
ANSWER! / COMMENT!Catholic 30-day consecrations (or similar preparatory periods, such as those leading...Read more
Five Popes Who Called Mary Co-Redemptrix
Popes Who Have Referred to Mary as "Co-Redemptrix"
The title "Co-Redemptrix" (indicating Mary's unique cooperation in the work of redemption accomplished by Christ) has been used explicitly by five Popes in official Church documents, encyclicals, or addresses. This usage...Read more
DOES AN EMPLOYER HAVE SPIRITUAL AUTHORITY OVER HIS EMPLOYEES?
I was wondering….can an employer say deliverance prayers for an employee? What kind of authority does an employer have over an employee? Is this addressed in any of Fr Ripperger’s books or any of Jesse’s...Read more
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Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
Below, you'll discover a daily reflection, taken from this incredible bishop.
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Energy
Why does our energy decline? There are two theories about energy. One is that we have just a certain amount of it, like money in the bank. When it's spent, we are exhausted. The other theory is that there's a blockage of the energy, and energy itself can be renewed. As a matter of fact, we never get the second wind until we have used up the first. We never enjoy the swim until after the shock of the first cold plunge. Hypnotists have shown that by suggesting to a man that he is strong, he can lift a weight sixty percent greater than normal. If it is suggested to him by hypnotism that he is weak, he can lift forty percent less than normal. I think the secret of all energy is that as sanctity declines, energy declines. When love of Christ begins to lessen, then we lose energy. The remedy to not having time is wasting some time. Waste some time for Christ's sake.
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