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Praise God from whom all blessings flow
Could you please pass this good news on to Jesse and Terry. My daughter, who is a nurse in, Arizona got her religious exemption approved today without having to take a Covid test except for those employees...Read more
Being wasteful
When we keep certain things for ourselves, they spoil. We keep flesh too much for ourselves, and it turns into lust. We keep money too much for ourselves, and it turns into avarice. We keep learning too much for ourselves,...Read more
Be aware of massage therapists!
Have you heard of sobadoras? They are females that basically massage the womb to get it back in position to aid with fertility. Are these acceptable in the Catholic Church?
ANSWER! / COMMENT!Yes, as long...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Wooden Christ Or Living Christ?
St. John Adcock wrote a poem contrasting a child playing with a wooden lion and a Christian. He wonders what would happen if the wooden lion ever came to life, and what would happen to the Christian if Christ appeared. When a blithe infant wrapped in careless joy Sports with the wooden lion, if the toy Should come to life, the child so direly crossed Faced with this actuality were lost. Leave us our toys then, happier we shall stay While they remain but toys and we can play With them and do with them as suits us best. Reality would add to our unrest. We want no living Christ whose truth intense And flashing on all folly and deceit would blast our world to ashes at our feet. We do but ask to see no more of Him below than is displayed in the dead plaything our own hands have made, to lull our fears and comfort us in loss the wooden Christ upon the wooden cross. For gotten is the reality of Christ who chose a human nature and continues His incarnation by choosing ours. He wants us, therefore, to be available so that He can display His power through us, His truth through us.