Feast of St. Monica
“One thing only I ask you, that you remember me at the altar of the Lord wherever you may be.”
-St. Monica
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I will follow Christ!
“Nothing half-hearted for me–I will follow Christ with all my heart and soul.”
-St. Therese of Lisieux
Jericho Marches: The Good and the Bad
TOV writes: “Jericho Marches are being conducted by Catholics in order to influence the outcomes of certain situations. The marches are not New Age, but are they Biblical because a God-ordered march was conducted by the Israelites around the walls of Jericho? Do they have any precedent in the Church? Or are they of Protestant origin?”
Lawyers Warn WNBA To Stop Censoring Fans
Lawyers are warning WNBA officials about recent events involving fans supporting fairness in women’s sports who were censored for their viewpoint, actions that could expose the league and its partners to legal liability.
Who am I called to influence?
Feast of St. Joseph Calasanz (1557 – 1648)
“Like the twigs of plants the young are easily influenced, as long as someone works to change their souls.”
-St. Joseph Calasanz
Feast of St. Bartholomew
Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle
“The Apostles were the nucleus of the Church, the new Israel, the first visible manifestations of Christ’s Mystical Body.”
-Venerable Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen
Grace comes after tribulation
Feast of St. Rose of Lima (1586 – 1617)
“Let all men know that grace comes after tribulation. Let them know that the gifts of grace increase as the struggles increase. This is the only true stairway to paradise, and without the cross they can find no roads to climb to heaven.”
-St. Rose of Lima
We must have forgiveness for all the pain
“We must forgive the society from which we come; we must forgive the ways it has hurt us. We must have forgiveness for all the pain that we have unknowingly experienced, even in the womb before our birth. We must forgive those who may not have understood us, or have seemingly neglected us, or perhaps even rejected us.”
-Catherine Doherty
Make frequent visits to Him
Feast of St. Pius X (1835 – 1914)
“My advice is that you receive Holy Communion frequently – if you cannot do so daily – and unite yourself to the Savior. Make frequent visits to Him in the solitude and silence of His tabernacle.”
-St. Pius X
Are Gaia Cards Okay to Use?
SG writes: “Might you be so kind as to let me know if this new stuff I have learned from a new friend is going against GOD our only healer or if I am ok using these cards . . . as positive things and affirmations? I was born and raised Baptist now Methodist and I need to know as I am very unsure and don't want to open the door to witch craft.”
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