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2016 March | Simplify
Lent is the perfect time to prune whatever distracts us from the enjoyment of God’s presence and peace. Many self-help experts preach decluttering and simplifying…
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Take back your Family in Three Steps
When I suggest to parents that they need to carve out regular time each day as a family to work together, play together, talk with…
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What to Keep Checklist
When deciding what stays and what goes you might want to consider the following: Prayer and reflection. Does your family have a place for quiet,…
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My Spiritual Work of Letting Go
I love my Christmas dinnerware! For 20 years I’ve served many wonderful feasts on it. Family and friends have gathered around my festive table year…
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From Chaotic to Calm
When our Lord and Saviour entered into this world, he did so in all simplicity, humility and gentleness. He suffered His passion and death in…
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Holy Clutter Burial Ceremony
Help! I can’t find my Prayer Space anymore! What are you supposed to do with all the broken, damaged, or worn-out rosary beads, Ash Wednesday…
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The Creative 100 challenge
Join us for 100 days of creatively responding to God’s great creative work in us!
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2016 Jan – Feb Mercy
Central to the experience of God’s mercy is the Sacrament of Reconciliation, which with the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is a specific sacrament…
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Did You Know?
To Christians the classic Snakes and Ladders game seems to be based on Old Testament ideas around sin and God’s mercy. It makes us think…
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The Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy
Once we have received and become deeply aware of God’s loving mercy towards us, we’re more able to generously extend God’s love to others through…
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6 Ways to Celebrate the Year of Mercy
Here are six ideas for you and your family to fully participate in the graces of this holy year, though they are good for every…
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The Rituals of Mercy
Pope Francis likens the Church to a field hospital in a battle field. The Catholic Church is not an exclusive country club for saints, rather…
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