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Pride by Donald DeMarco

Like cholesterol, there are two kinds of pride: one good, one bad. With good pride, a person can be justified in exulting over the fact that he is a Catholic, for example. He can be justly proud of his family, his country, his neighborhood, etc. The key term here is “justified.” Good pride implies the inclusion of justice. Now justice is a proper correlation between two things. A parent can be proud of his child when his child’s life conforms to a standard of moral excellence. Read more

Life's Little Learnings #33

Why be a Practicing Christian? by Steve Hemler

The Art of Living #8

Temperance: A Gloomy Virtue? by Edward P Sri

Works of Mercy #01

Feed the Hungry by Mark Shea

We Believe: Meditations on the Nicene Creed #27

In Glory to Judge the Living and the Dead by Richard Maffeo

Testimony of the Week Jaime testifies of how he was healed of bi-polar disorder Last Week Frieda testifies of how she was healed of cancer

God's Daily Word

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I am Not Gay . . . I am David
by David Prosen

Are people born "gay" or do they choose to be gay? The answer to both questions is no—although in many passionate debates generated by this topic, we are quick to dismiss objectivity. In reality, these questions provide a smoke screen to a much bigger problem that is pervasive in our society, in religious circles, politics, and clinical settings. The problem I speak of is the idea that homosexuality is an identity. Read more

The Art of Living #7

Vainglory: Seeking the Praise of Men by Edward P Sri

First Years and Forever #32

On Dealing with Differences by Paul Giblin, Ph.D

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Jesus Said It #11

You Will Heal the Sick by Fr. Jack McArdle

We Believe: Meditations on the Nicene Creed #26

He Will Come Again by Richard Maffeo

Testimony of the Week Frieda testifies of how she was healed of cancer Last Week Allan testifies of how he was healed of neuralgia

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IN HSI YOUTH

Bible Geek #76:
Hanging a Rosary
Think About It #61:
Seek Ye First
Prayer Corner #30:
Word of God
A Guide to Christian Music #19:
Matt Redman
Scientific Facts #45:
The Bible and Outer Space

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IN THE KIDS ZONE

Psalms for Kids #13:
Psalm 37: You Will Not Fall
Questions #91:
Why Do Some Bibles Have Pictures?
The Funny Bone #30:
Jokes for Kids
Crosswords #26:
Mothers in the Bible
Storybook #47:
The Gardener and the Seed


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