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The quality of mercy: widow forgives husband’s killer
By
jmcgee
From Texas comes a moving story of forgiveness: On July 9, 2007, while unloading groceries in his garage, Don McCullough noticed a young man hurrying along the sidewalk and perspiring on the hot day. McCullough called out and offered the stranger a bottle of the water he was carrying in his grocery sack. Alonzo Lewis…
You can do it
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
Check out this little film of a bird learning to fly, and don’t be surprised if you find yourself moved to tears. This is all of us, isn’ t it? Learn To Fly from Christian Letruria on Vimeo.
Quote of the day
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
“Ultimately, the Catholic who is very angry is a Catholic who is full of fear. He sees what is going on around him and he fears that God cannot overcome it. He fears that perhaps it is possible that our sins really will rule the day and that the gates of hell will in fact…
“I’ve never seen anything like it…”
By
Deacon Greg Kandra
When I saw this story and realized it had occurred at a secular, state university, I thought it was nothing less than remarkable: The melodic voices of 32 University of Northern Colorado students wafted through the predawn of Oct. 1 as they sang the Divine Mercy Chaplet. These students, part of Catholic Campus Ministry, had…
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