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WHAT IS MY ROLE AS A STEPFATHER AND MY AUTHORITY OVER MY STEPCHILDEN?
I am a divorced, annulled and remarried in the Church, man. I'm reengaging in my faith and I'm looking for some help with an issue.
My wife has 3 children. None of her children are baptized....Read more
IS "ENERGY" CONSIDERED NEW AGE?
I hope this email finds you well. I have a question regarding objects. My aunt told me the other day that she wanted me to exchange my rosary with hers, because she said that she wanted...Read more
Could a lay Extra Ordinary Minister of Holy Communion give a blessing?
Is it a liturgical abuse to receive a blessing or other non blessings during communion? I was taught that the communion line was only for those licit to receive the Holy Eucharist, but I don’t know where...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Casting Shadows
We are always casting shadows. Mother Teresa came to New York to one of her houses, which was on one of the worst streets in the city. The street itself was covered with litter, dirt, filth, garbage, and paper. This tiny little woman got a broom and went out to sweep. And the women on the other side of the street, who had thrown out all this garbage, got their brooms and came down. Mother Teresa never asked them to do it. Somehow or other, Christ was in her. So it was with the influence of Pope John XXIII. Everyone who came into contact with him felt the presence of Christ. There was none of that curial politeness. It was a genuine holiness that broke through so that he could even influence Khrushchev and others.