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Brief biography of Blessed Eurosia Fabri (Model Disciple of Pathway Two – Session 4) on Catholic.net.
Confession ought to be a liberating experience, and this guide can help you leave the confessional feeling strong and confident in your restored relationship with God and the community.
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Cursillo (Spanish for “short course”) retreats are a short course in Christianity. Started in 1944 in Spain and brought to the US in 1957, the 4-day retreats are highly structured and place a strong emphasis on community and evangelization. The goal is to help Christians become more fully Christian through their daily living.
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Blog article that offers five important biblical truths about Christian suffering.
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Article that discusses how we can fulfill the first commandment to love God with our whole mind, our whole heart and our whole soul.
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Article that discusses intentional discipleship as a marriage-like commitment that needs to renewed daily.
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Report of a study on Catholic parish life and community.
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A discussion with Fr. Joseph Illo, pastor of Star of the Sea Parish in San Francisco.
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This article explains the various parts of the Mass and the basis for each. Essentially, it answers the question: “Why is the Mass the way it is?”
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Evangelization and discipleship blog.
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Article on self-forgiveness. Dr. Popcak describes what forgiving yourself really means and how to go about it.
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Article about Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, who provides us with a simple guide to becoming holy.
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A simple step-by-step guide to the parts of the Mass, including the Introductory Rites, the Liturgy of the Word and the Liturgy of the Eucharist.
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Advice from the US Conference of Catholic Bishops for those who have not been to Mass for awhile and are wondering how to get back.
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Interview with Fr. William Barry, S. J. about the Ignatian practice of spiritual direction.
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The idea of confessing one’s sins to another person can seem odd or even unnecessary. If Almighty God knows all things and desires all people to approach him in prayer, isn’t it sufficient to simply confess one’s sins and beg for forgiveness in private prayer? This article explains why it is important to confess one’s sins to a priest.
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