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Me-me-me Birthday Prayer
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Me-me-me Birthday Prayer

Suzanna Molino SingletonNovember 6, 20183 min read
I’ve never done that before – prayed only for myself in a single prayer session – and yet it felt suitable. No way I could have survived 59 years without God.
Sundays aren’t for football and other kids’ games
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Sundays aren’t for football and other kids’ games

Suzanna Molino SingletonOctober 18, 20183 min read
Remember our Sunday-best outfits? As children, we girls wore patent leather shoes, frilly party-type dresses with white gloves, clutched matching patent leather purses, and hats with ribbons snaking down our backs. Hats for women once were a requirement in Catholic churches – can you imagine that today?
Most important parts of life
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Most important parts of life

Suzanna Molino SingletonOctober 10, 20182 min read
Sometimes our focal point in life is off. We should be looking at – and appreciating – what we are holding in our hands – life’s blessings and gifts.
Columbus Day is a celebration of faith and heritage in Little Italy
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Columbus Day is a celebration of faith and heritage in Little Italy

Suzanna Molino SingletonOctober 4, 20184 min read
Baltimore’s Italian community will launch its 128th Columbus Day Commemoration & Parade Sunday, Oct. 7 – an event deemed the longest-running Columbus Day celebration in the United States.
The light we need
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The light we need

Suzanna Molino SingletonSeptember 27, 20182 min read
Humans need light – that’s all there is to that. It is scientifically proven sunlight lifts our moods, and a good explanation as to why people generally feel happier and more energized in the summer.
Should Jesus be in the picture?
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Should Jesus be in the picture?

Suzanna Molino SingletonAugust 30, 20183 min read
How much better would our lives be if Jesus was always in the picture?
The Gentleness of Father Bernie
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The Gentleness of Father Bernie

Suzanna Molino SingletonAugust 23, 20183 min read
I find him to be such a tender and calm soul. He speaks gently. He celebrates Mass gently. He acts gently. I love chatting with Father Bernie – his tranquility is contagious.
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.
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.                   
Is it appropriate etiquette to eat pepperoni pizza in a funeral home?
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Is it appropriate etiquette to eat pepperoni pizza in a funeral home?

Suzanna Molino SingletonJuly 24, 20184 min read
Death is such a part of our lives, and it puts us in a funny place. Since that’s true, why not amuse ourselves?
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