A Chapter from Les Dejo Mi Paz 4. A Story of a Great King from India whose Spiritual Ardor was more important than Worldly Riches.
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La Asunción de la Virgen Maria
Es un dogma de fe que María Santísima fue llevada al cielo en cuerpo y alma, Acontecimiento que celebramos el 15 de agosto. Explicación de la fiesta La Asunción es un mensaje de esperanza que nos hace pensar en la dicha de alcanzar el Cielo, la gloria de Dios y en la alegría... Continue Reading →
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The Assumption of Mary into Heaven
It is only right that on August 15th, the Feast Day of the Assumption of Mary, the Post be about The Assumption of Mary. 🙂 AND, since I am FAR from Scholarly, but Love to read and share...Here are excerpts, quotes, and videos for you all to enjoy! God Bless You and May Our Blessed... Continue Reading →
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Fortune and Misfortune
A Story about an Old Chinese Farmer and his Son, and how good and bad things may not always appear to be what we think. Time is what will tell us if an event is a Fortune or a Misfortune.
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You.Did.This.To.Me
Once again I must thank Deacon Dodger! Via his Blog, I found this wonderful "Book Report." It is Short, Sweet, and OH SO POWERFUL! This "Book Report" is by Deacon Greg Kandra. You will find it on Beliefnet.com. More precisely at "The Deacon's Bench." The Subject of the Book is Mother Teresa of Calcutta. You... Continue Reading →
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The Third Rant
Genuflection and Adverting to Our Lord. When, How and Why we Catholic Christians do it. With a Focus on the Catholic Mass.
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Syncretism
The Union of Opposing or Seemingly Conflicting Practices, Philosophies and/or Religions and How the Mother Church has many instances of it, especially in La Virgen de Guadalupe and Danzantes.
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