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The Pandemic Call to Missionary Evangelization
God’s invitation to share our faith with others may begin with a growing concern about adult children or nieces and nephews who don’t go to church. The beginning may be concern about the sparse attendance at parish Sunday Masses, especially … Continue reading
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10 Post- Pandemic ‘Resolutions’ Christians Might Make
People have been making “New Year’s Resolutions” for 4,000 years. The Babylonians are an example; promises about things like –paying back debts or returning borrowed objects. Early Christians also declared the first day of the New Year as a holy … Continue reading
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The Anguish of Loneliness
Unrelenting news of corona virus deaths. Contaminated nursing homes. The spiritual poverty of long-distance livestreamed liturgies. Directives like “Stay home!” and “Wear a mask at the grocery stories, parks and pharmacies.” and “Stay six feet apart from others.” These are … Continue reading
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