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An approaching storm and school year, meteors, a snack bar victory, and a 5-D poster (7 Quick Takes)
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An approaching storm and school year, meteors, a snack bar victory, and a 5-D poster (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerAugust 17, 20185 min read
My husband and sons made it home as the rain was starting, but there were no fish for dinner.
Two of my friends don’t believe in God
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Two of my friends don’t believe in God

Suzanna Molino SingletonAugust 16, 20183 min read
I do know this … we have no power in other people’s spaces. But God does.
Personal archaeology: A piece of art I never knew I owned
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Personal archaeology: A piece of art I never knew I owned

Rita BuettnerAugust 15, 20183 min read
Over the past few weeks, I have been going through some boxes of photos and mementoes. The idea is that I will organize them and maybe even discard some things I don’t need.
The truth hurts
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The truth hurts

Rita BuettnerAugust 15, 20183 min read
Sometimes people do terrible things. They hurt people deeply. They hurt children. They let down people who look up to them, people who trust them. They lie about what they do, and sometimes they tell the people they are hurting to lie, too.
Crabs, beware aunts bearing gifts, a photo with Cal Ripken, and what we need from the grocery store (7 Quick Takes)
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Crabs, beware aunts bearing gifts, a photo with Cal Ripken, and what we need from the grocery store (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerAugust 9, 20184 min read
It’s not really summer around here without at least one taste of steamed crabs.
A little comfort after an airplane crash
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A little comfort after an airplane crash

Rita BuettnerAugust 8, 20183 min read
Colleen McCormick and Don Hudson were taking off from an airport in Mexico with their children last week when their plane started shaking and crashed.
Why is Michael a saint?/ Ashes of a non-Catholic
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Why is Michael a saint?/ Ashes of a non-Catholic

Father Kenneth DoyleAugust 8, 20183 min read
Father Doyle fields questions about why St. Michael the Archangel is a saint and whether a Catholic can be involved in scattering the ashes of a non-Catholic loved one who requests it.
When people ask us to pray
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When people ask us to pray

Suzanna Molino SingletonAugust 7, 20182 min read
The next time someone asks you to pray for something or someone specifically, it is because that suggestion is significant to him or her. Let’s really hear the petition … pray it … and mean it.                   
How much is that doggy in the window?
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How much is that doggy in the window?

Rita BuettnerAugust 6, 20183 min read
Our 8-year-old wants a dog. He’d probably settle for a cat, but he really wants a dog.
Rooting for the Orioles, a rainbow, a sunset, a trip to the Green Dragon, school supply shopping, and more (7 Quick Takes)
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Rooting for the Orioles, a rainbow, a sunset, a trip to the Green Dragon, school supply shopping, and more (7 Quick Takes)

Rita BuettnerAugust 2, 20185 min read
We’ve had a mixture of rain and sun this week, and one night I slipped out of the house to run to the store for strawberries.
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