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Through a mother’s eyes
By
deacon greg kandra
Tonight, as we have every Friday during Lent for the past several years, my wife and I will undertake a unique apostolate within our parish, leading a devotion known as “Mary’s Way of the Cross,” by Richard Furey. It looks at this singular journey to Calvary, the Stations of the Cross, through the eyes of…
A precedent for the president: more Obama events are opening with a prayer
By
deacon greg kandra
Those who are monitoring the presence of God in the public square might want to take a look at this: When Barack Obama’s presidential campaign contacted Ryan Culp last year to ask him to deliver a prayer at an Obama rally in Culp’s native Elkhart, Ind., the high school wellness teacher declined. “I’m a conservative…
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…
Everything you always wanted to know about Lent…
By
deacon greg kandra
…but were afraid to ask. It can all be found right here, at this encyclopedic link put forth by Aggie Catholics. Want to know all about Lent, ashes, fasting and fish on Fridays? Look no further. This is a treasure trove. Only one more week to go. Can you believe it?
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