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Saints, Sinners and Suffering
There are two types of saints and two types of sinners. The one thing they have in common is suffering.
Results from Tag: 'sin'
What Pope St. John Paul II Said About ‘Structures of Sin’
When any part of the body suffers, we all suffer.
Healing the Family Tree
Some say “time heals all wounds.” This is not true. Only Jesus Christ heals all wounds.
God Gives Us Freedom to Bear Fruit — or to Leave Him Entirely
Every parent knows that the risk of freedom means the possibility of rejection.
A Layperson’s Catechetical Guide to Conversion
BOOK PICK: Overcoming the Evil Within: The Reality of Sin and the Transforming Power of God’s Grace and Mercy
Who Will Be Our Heroes Now?
The Christian practice of accepting a person’s weaknesses in order to celebrate his strengths is far better than the all-or-nothing demands of the mobs.
What ESPN’s Lance Armstrong Film Taught Me About Confession
Individual sin, however private it may have seem, always has an effect on others.
Essential Tools for Making a Better Confession
COMMENTARY: Let us heed the words of Pope St. John Paul II, who once told young people that the fastest way to mature was to become better penitents.
Seeking Happiness At All Costs Will Cost You Everything
“The Beatitudes respond to the natural desire for happiness. This desire is of divine origin: God has placed it in the human heart in order to draw man to the One who alone can fulfill it.” (CCC 1718)
