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Being present this Lent
CommentaryLentThe Domestic Church

Being present this Lent

Rita BuettnerApril 10, 20194 min read
Were we present at Jesus’ crucifixion? We were, and we are. We can place ourselves in that moment, meditating again on the tremendous sacrifice Jesus made for each of us on the cross. We were there. This Lent we are there.
Creatures of Comfort
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Creatures of Comfort

Robyn BarberryApril 9, 20193 min read
And this is what Jesus offers us; the comfort we need to get through our hard times without necessarily experiencing his physical presence.
Transitions and trust
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Transitions and trust

Rita BuettnerApril 9, 20193 min read
Much as I cannot believe it, our older son is in fifth grade. And we’re not all that far from the end of school.On a school field trip this week, he and his fellow fifth graders climbed aboard school buses and traveled to the middle school they’ll be attending in September. Afterward, I asked a […]
Homework enthusiasm, a new little league season, and more (7 Quick Takes)
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Homework enthusiasm, a new little league season, and more (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerApril 4, 20192 min read
These highlights of our week are written in rhyme.
Just another stretch of coincidences in Smalltimore
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Just another stretch of coincidences in Smalltimore

Paul McMullenApril 4, 20194 min read
Managing Editor Paul McMullen is in a stretch of work that’s reminded him why his hometown is also described as “Smalltimore.”
Jesus knows what you need
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Jesus knows what you need

Rita BuettnerApril 3, 20192 min read
Jesus knows what we need before we ask.
He knows what we needbetter than we do.
The resurrection of mercy
Charity in TruthCommentaryLent

The resurrection of mercy

Archbishop William E. LoriApril 3, 20194 min read
There is no doubt that the Lord has won the victory over sin and death by his cross and resurrection. The question confronting each of us is whether or not we will participate in his victory.
Scary prayers that are good for you
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Scary prayers that are good for you

Greg ErlandsonApril 2, 20193 min read
Scary prayers are prayers where even the very words you say seem to convict you.
Everything about Lent is awesome (in rhyme)
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Everything about Lent is awesome (in rhyme)

Rita BuettnerApril 1, 20192 min read
This Lent is fantastic! Believe it, it’s true.
We are ready for Easter! We’ve nothing to do!
Inviting in the Angels
BlogSnippets of Faith

Inviting in the Angels

Suzanna Molino SingletonMarch 31, 20193 min read
Why not ask angels to help you every day?
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