You Must Walk Through The Desert To Reach The Promised Land

You Must Walk Through The Desert To Reach The Promised Land

No one reaches the promised land without walking through the desert.

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Stretch every fiber of my being, dear Lord, that I may more easily fly towards you.  May your Spirit, which once breathed over the chaos of the earth, give life to all the powers of my soul. – St. Frances Cabrini *Amazon Affiliate links help the ministry of Catholic-Link at […]

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Perhaps we do not know what love is, nor does this greatly surprise me. Love does not consist in great sweetness of devotion, but in a fervent determination to strive to please God in all things, in avoiding, as far as possible, all that would offend Him, and in praying […]

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St. John Bosco’s Spiritual Goals For A New Year

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn St. John Bosco’s Spiritual Goals For A New Year 1. I will take no unnecessary walks. 2. I will make exactingly careful use of my time. 3. When the salvation of souls is at stake, I will be always ready to suffer, to act and to humble myself. 4. May […]

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The Three Gifts The Infant Jesus Asks Us For This Epiphany

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn  The Three Gifts The Infant Jesus Asks Us For This Epiphany Therefore we wanted to open ourselves and sought for a star to show us the right way. And it arose for us in the grace of vocation. We followed it and found the divine infant. He stretched out his […]

What Is A Virtue?

Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn A virtue is a habitual and firm disposition to do the good. It allows the person not only to perform good acts but to give the best of himself. The virtuous person tends towards the good with all his sensory and spiritual powers; he pursues the good and chooses it […]

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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Gmail LinkedIn Corpus Christi! God’s Feast Day! What a beautiful name! God’s Feast Day and ours also! Let us see in what way. THIS feast day of God, which the Church calls Festum sacratissimi Corporis Christi, “Feast of the most sacred Body of Christ,” is the only day dedicated exclusively to the […]

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