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Transfigured
By
deacon greg kandra
“The Gospel – the Good News – is not just about words – a message given by a prophet to which we politely listen and either accept or reject. It is about what really happens in life, about God entering that place, and transforming it. That “place” is this life of brokenness, loss, sin, sorrow…
Divine Mercy, indeed
By
deacon greg kandra
One of the passengers on that miracle flight that landed in the Hudson thinks that miracle may be due to something more than just divine intervention — perhaps, Divine Mercy. From Florida Catholic: Frederick Berretta humbly admits to being away from the church, to his “half-hearted approach to living the faith and not trusting in…
A John Paul miracle for John Paul?
By
deacon greg kandra
An alert reader sent this my way: the poignant story of a baby in need of a miracle, and the namesake who just might provide it: Tracy and Tami Hauser are praying for a miracle and asking others to do the same. On Oct. 8, their seventh child, John Paul, was born with a rare…
“How did Jesus live?” Young Catholics look for the answer.
By
deacon greg kandra
This impressive story about young lay Catholics in Washington was published several days ago, and I’m finally getting around to reading and posting. Take a moment and read what these kids are doing. It’s something. Truly. A snip: Now for the peekaboo pumps: Do they stay? Or go? The missionary spins a shoe in her…
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