A Pilgrimage Off The Beaten Path
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Lectio Divina: A Quick Guide to Climbing the Ladder of the Monks
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In 1150, a Carthusian monk was hard at work in the garden of his cell when he was struck by the image of prayer found deep in the bowels of the Old Testament.
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How it Feels to Wear Normal Pants After Months Working Ambulance Services
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The injuries were catastrophic, but somehow she lived. “I don’t know”, I told the cashier. “We see a lot of crazy stuff”.
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Lectio Divina: A Quick Guide to Climbing the Ladder of Monks
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In 1150, a Carthusian monk was hard at work in the garden of his cell when he was struck by the image of prayer found deep in the bowels of the Old Testament.
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9 Catholic Podcasts to Baptize Your Bluetooth
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Whether you’re looking for philosophy and learning, or man-talk and humor, we’ve got the Catholic podcast for you.
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“Go. You Have 40 Days”—An Inspiring Video You Must See
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Lent begins in ashes and ends in the Resurrection Lent is a call. It is a calling to every man, woman and child who would bear the name Christian. Lent is the time of year where, as a church, we put lip service aside, humble ourselves and submit to the disciplines of prayer, fasting and
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How St. Joseph and the Holy Spirit are Wonderfully Present in the Joyful Mysteries
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One of the fruits of the joyful mysteries is discovering the relationship of the spouses to the mystery.
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If Middle Earth Races Were Actually Religious Orders
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From the immortal spirits of Ainur, to the race of Woses, Middle Earth is richly peopled. Although each of the principle races, Elves, Hobbits, Men, Dwarves, Ents and Orcs interact heavily in Tolkien’s tales, the various peoples of Middle Earth have a distinctiveness to them. Where one race is earthy and concerned more with the roots of a garden
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1000 Ways to Die—in The Old Testament
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One this is certain: there were thousands of ways to die in the Old Testament.
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