A Faith Journey
It's funny, you know how we all say that we learn from past mistakes? How we won't trip over the same stone twice? Wait, is that a common English Saying too? In Spanish, we say "tropezar siempre con la misma piedra." Literally meaning, we trip over the same stone always, figuratively, we make the same mistake over and... Continue Reading →
Monotony, what a horror, right? Especially the Monotonous Boring Mass! We've all heard the same lines, whether it's every week or every day, it's the same thing, over and over. "This is My Body...This is my Blood...Do this in memory of Me..." It's the same thing day in and day out...but then so is the... Continue Reading →
I had heard Fr. Mario say this word some time ago and just this Friday he mentioned it again. It is something that not just boys and men must do, though Father HIGHLY RECOMMENDS it. It is something that most of us, if not all of us should practice. Merriam-Webster defines this word as: -... Continue Reading →
So, I found out on Friday that we CAN be Perfect! Well, we are capable of Perfect Love. How can I affirm this? Well as Father Mario pointed out, Christ commanded that we Love one another as He loved us. Now, if we weren't capable of Perfect Love, to Love as Jesus Loved, then He would... Continue Reading →
To Do or Not To Do...This Is OUR Choice! Tonight I was Furious with God! I was so Angry! I kept asking, "How could you allow such atrocities to happen?" "If You are so Powerful, so Omnipotent, how could you let Innocent Babies suffer as Brianna did, and so many others do?" Even during the Sacrifice... Continue Reading →
Wednesday night, Marriage, the Sacrament of Marriage, was put into Perspective for me. Marriage ONLY exists as a Covenant with our Lord, when it is the Sacrament of Marriage. All else is a Union. A Contractual binding. Harsh? Maybe. But it gives such Amazing Value to the Covenant of Marriage! Furthermore, it leaves no wiggle room... Continue Reading →
It's true, hindsight is 20/20. How many times have I wished to be able to go back. Of course, go back knowing what I know now, otherwise it would be pointless, useless and futile. If I could go back, I would make education a priority. Now I know that an education is a great key... Continue Reading →
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