Photo by Pixabay It is a common joke that Catholics often get from other denominations – that they don’t read the Bible at all. Another is the idea that Catholics don’t know which Bible verse to pick and read for meditation – today, we’re going to shed some light on the truth. Catholics do read…
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Why It Is Never Too Late To Make That Change
Photo by Nataliya Vaitkevich Some changes we receive wholeheartedly, while others we find ourselves pushing aside to avoid them. Every day we live in constant motion. With that motion, that flow or a change will follow. Thus, it is time to ask ourselves the open question – how often do we limit ourselves from experiences…
Mountaineering And Freedom
Photo by ROMAN ODINTSOV Every mountaineer sees the freedom of the hills. In the mountains, their hearts feel as boundless as the blue skies, their spirits soar like the winds, and their bodies move in the rhythm of nature. For the mountaineer, climbing is more than just a hobby, a pastime, something he does every…
What It Means Living Life As God Intended
Photo by Nathan Martins Julius Mosley II mentions people unconsciously living blindly about how they should live life with the thought of what happens after death. In his book Living Life with Blinders On, he uses the statement as a metaphor for people’s vision being limited from what’s truly important. Now that another year has…
Turning the Other Cheek: The Formidable Weight of Forgiveness
Photo by RODNAE Productions W. Veronica Lisare’s book about forgiveness as a key to freedom shares insights on one of the most fundamentally Christian acts: granting clemency to someone’s adversaries and critics. The Other Side of Fear, W. Veronica’s book about forgiveness as a key to freedom, reminds us that granting clemency is difficult. Still,…
To Sam It All Up 