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Blessed Carlo Actutis is set to be canonized in 2025. That means he’ll become a Saint. THAT means he’ll be “the Patron Saint of (something).” Many are jumping the gun and claiming he’ll join Saint Isidore of Seville as a Patron Saint of the Internet. In fact, if you plug “patron saint of the internet”
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As we get closer to Ash Wednesday, we challenge you to get fit in both body and soul. Think of all of the benefits that come from consistent exercise. Now, think about how much discipline and suffering you need to make that routine continue on day after day. Finally, think about how you can use
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How has your inbox been doing lately? In the last 3-4 weeks you’ve probably received a minimum of 50 different emails telling you how to “make your life better” by setting a new year’s resolution, choosing your one word for the year, or getting healthier by joining the nearest gym. After all, gym memberships are
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Do you follow a Rule of Life? Is there a systematic way that you practice your faith in the pubic square? Do you share in these same practices with a community through which you find companionship and accountability? Many Catholics throughout the centuries have found themselves seeking to live their lives more perfectly for God.
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We here at Epic pew want to challenge you to be better Catholics than you already are. Being Catholic is a life-long process. Sometimes we succeed in our virtue and other times, well, not so much. So, we decided to create a new video series called the Epic Pew Monthly Challenge. Each month, we’ll provide
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The saints- pious persons of perfection whose constant self-denial and perseverance in prayer led them to the highest heights of heaven. The more serious, the higher their holiness. The greater they fasted, the bigger their crown. The greater their aversion to recreation and free time, the more opportunity they had to study and pray Or…
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When it comes to our Sunday Mass obligation, there are few things that capture our attention more than the Eucharist. Sure, there’s liturgical music too look forward to, incense to be whiffed and the customary “post-Summit-and-Source-of-Christian-Life” doughnuts to be had. But let’s be honest, there’s one thing that demands the attention of our senses slightly less than
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