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Stretch Every Fiber Of My Being | St. Frances Cabrini
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 no additional cost to you! Thank […]
In All Things, Be A Man Of Prayer | St. Bonaventure
“If you would suffer with patience the adversities and miseries of this life, be a man of prayer. If you would obtain courage and strength to conquer the temptations of the enemy, be a man of prayer. If you would mortify your own will with all its inclinations and appetites, be a man of prayer. […]
St. John Bosco’s Spiritual Goals For A New Year
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 the charity and gentleness of […]
Want To Become A Saint? Better Late Than Never
I want to become a saint; it will not be easy at all. I have a lot of wood to chop, and it is as hard as stone. I should have started sooner, while it was not so difficult; but, in any case; ‘better late than never.’ – St. Zelie Martin Photo by Abby Savage […]
Surrender And Gratitude | St. Therese Quote
Jesus does not demand great action from us but simply surrender and gratitude. – St. Therese of Lisieux More St. Therese Resources *Amazon Affiliate links help the ministry of Catholic-Link at no additional cost to you! Thank you! Related content: This St. Therese Quote Will Become The Prayer Of Your Heart If You Are Going […]
No One Heals Himself By Wounding Another
No one heals himself by wounding another. Related content: Parable Reenacted: Jesus Heals A Paralyzed Man The Lord heals the brokenhearted The Church Must Heal Wounds | Pope Francis Quote
Prayer Of St. Agatha, “Lord Jesus Christ, You Created Me”
Lord Jesus Christ, you created me, you watched over me from infancy,kept my body from defilement, preserved me from love of the world,made me able to withstand torture, and granted me the virtue of patiencein the midst of torments. – St. Agatha Related content: Grant Me, O Lord | St. Thomas Aquinas Prayer Every Flower […]
Be Patient With Yourself!
Have patience with all things, but chiefly have patience with yourself. Do not lose courage in considering your own imperfections but instantly set about remedying them – every day begin the task anew. – St. Francis De Sales Related content: How Jesus Teaches Us To Be Patient and Courageous | Catholic Bible Study #OCCUPY VINEYARD? […]
- The Holy Souls In Purgatory – Our Allies In The Afterlife
The word Purgatory comes from the Greek root πῦρ (“pur”) which means both “fire” and “pure.” This is a fitting description, as the fires of Purgatory, rather than destroying like the fires of Hell, instead purify. Purgatory is where we expiate for the pain due to mortal sins that have been forgiven through the sacrament […] - 10 Quotes From The Catholic Church’s 10 Newest Saints
On May 15, 2022, Pope Francis introduced ten new Saints to the Catholic Church. Each of these holy men and women are powerful examples of lives dedicated to God through service, faith, and love. At the canonization Mass, Pope Francis reminded the faithful that all are called to become saints. “Being disciples of Jesus and […] - What Every Catholic Needs To Know About The Early Heresies
Anyone who wants to go deeper into their Christian faith will eventually come around to seeing the importance of the early Church, and those early Christian bishops, theologians, and catechists we call the Church fathers. When we say, “the early Church,” we’re talking about the time from the beginning, up until the 5th century – […] - Leah Darrow: What Are You Going To Say To Your Facebook Followers?
The University of St. Thomas-Houston MAX Studios, in partnership with the Word on Fire Institute, launched an innovative video series to demonstrate how to bring the light of the Gospel to the digital world. Harnessing the expertise of major Catholic influencers who evangelize effectively on social media platforms, each episode of the series, The New […] - I’m Catholic, But I Don’t Believe In The Eucharist | 3 Things To Do Now
Struggling to Believe in the Eucharist? If you are Catholic and struggling to believe in the Church’s teaching on the Eucharist, you are not alone. A Pew Research Center survey suggests: “… nearly seven-in-ten Catholics (69%) say they personally believe that during Catholic Mass, the bread and wine used in Communion ‘are symbols of the […]
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