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12 Step Guide to Fighting Depression, Anxiety, and Stress
1. Confession: sacramental grace enables us to get rid of the cycle of guilt and sin in our lives.
2. Forgiveness: letting go of grudges, also forgiving yourself. Remember, “Anger” is one letter away from Danger. He who angers...Read more
PROS AND CONS OF SEDE POSITION
I was sent this video it’s about 40 minutes long. There are many valid points in this interview. With the state of the Church I cannot believe why Catholics are not sedevacantists. Clarify please for me the...Read more
Dangers for a Catholic of unbridled screen time!
I spoke to you about my daughter, son in law and granddaughter. I would really appreciate any advice you can give me regarding their nonchalance about the effect that all their screen time has on them. I...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Centurion, come back
St. John, who stood at the cross and who understood the heart of Christ better than anyone else because he leaned against it at the Last Supper, said, 'And all shall look on Him whom they have pierced.' And then at the end of His life, when he began to write the Book of Revelation, he describes Christ's coming again. 'Behold He is coming with the clouds. Every eye shall see Him. And among them, those who pierced Him, and all the peoples of the world shall lament in remorse.' We shall all see the heart of the Lord. As we review that love, we search for the centurion. Where is he? Centurion, come back. You have already acknowledged Him as the Son of God but come back. Come back even though His blood is at the end of your lance. Come back even though that sword fell and with one blow pierced two hearts: physically the heart of Christ, and mystically the heart of Mary. But one spear and two broken hearts for the world are broken bread. So centurion, come back. We want to tell you that there's another way to get closer to the heart of Christ than wounding Him.