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Are we ever prepared to venture out into the deep? Are we ever really prepared for battle? What is it that emboldens us to take those leaps of faith; that ignites us to move forward with courage, in spite of our own limitations and fear of the unknown?
And when we find ourselves in these unfamiliar and unpredictable places, how much are we willing or able to endure or sacrifice? Do we…
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At Confession recently, I shared with the priest that I was experiencing a spiritual dry spell. I wasn’t feeling it – didn’t feel excited about my faith, didn’t feel like praying, and didn’t feel God’s Presence as readily or often as in times past. I was aware that even the greatest of saints had dry spells and dark nights of the soul. Far from sainthood myself (I used to say, “I’m no saint,” but God calls everyone to be saints, and I don’t want…
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As we begin this New Year with hearts full of hope and resolution, we must also make room in our hearts for Him. The inevitability of life’s joys, fears, and pains will test our strength and challenge our faith, but thankfully, our Loving Father, God, the Author of our lives, already knows what lies ahead for each one of us. He’s created a one-of-a-kind story for every single one of His children and even though each story is very different, they all have the same happy…
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