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“Thy will be done” (Mt 26:39)
Discover why the “lone-ranger” mentality holds us captive.

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Christianity and the cross
What is the task of the Christian? Carrying out his mission with the love of God.

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What defines us?
What defines us? Where do Christians get their self-worth? The answer may surprise you.

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Expressions of love
God is alive, and He has many expressions of His love for us.

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Christian boldness: the opposite of cowardly victimhood
Do we have the Christian boldness of Don Juan of Austria?

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“…trouble is coming…” (Rev 12:12)
If we look to what’s happening in our world, we will see all the signs: trouble is coming. The question is, what are we called to do in these troubled times? Power, love and self-control Should a follower of Christ increase one’s self-reliance, or reliance on God’s generosity? Which one brings happiness? Paradoxically, the latter…

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The poor of today
Who are the poor of today? The answer might surprise you.

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The splendor of heavenly glory
Heavenly intercession Today is the feast day of Saints Cosmas and Damian–twin brothers–who both happened to be physicians. They were martyred in the bloody Diocletian persecution in the year c. 287 AD. But first they were tortured to recant their faith, and miraculously not affected by their various barbaric methods (including crucifixion). They did not…

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Reclaiming Christian culture
The forgotten embertide of Christendom.

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