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Dio Fargo 21 hours ago
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Công Giáo posted an update in the group
Dio Fargo 23 hours agoLadies, do you desire to live in greater freedom? Are you longing for an authentic encounter with your true feminine identity? Join us for the Undone Women’s Conference where you will experience a weekend of truth, beauty and transformation, as the knots of Eve’s disobedience are “undone” through Mary’s model of radical… Read more
Sister Maria Faustina of the Child Jesus, SOLT shares about her struggles with Christian fortitude and being “different” in the world. She recounts an experience as a nurse where she chose to compromise her faith by administering contraception rather than face the discomfort of being seen as different. She later realized that her desire to… Read more
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Desiring the will of God in our weakness
Sister Maria Faustina of the Child Jesus, SOLT shares about her struggles with Christian fortitude and being "different" in the world. She recounts an experience as a nurse where she chose to compromise her faith by administering contraception rather than … Continue reading
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Dio Fargo 4 days agoComing up later this month in Drayton!
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Dio Fargo 4 days agoSeminarian Dalton Booth reflects on his personal journey of discerning his vocation to the priesthood as he prepares for his final year of college seminary. He emphasizes that the discernment process is less about anxiety over a final answer and more about faithfully living each day as a disciple of Christ.
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Always reorient your life to Christ
Seminarian Dalton Booth reflects on his personal journey of discerning his vocation to the priesthood as he prepares for his final year of college seminary. He emphasizes that the discernment process is less about anxiety over a final answer and … Continue reading
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Dio Fargo 4 days agoJoin us October 24-25 at St. Paul’s Newman Center, Fargo, for a workshop just for musicians.
This event features prayer, songs, worship and breakout sessions concluding with Mass and a formal dinner with Bishop John Folda. Cost is $50 per person and students are free.
More information and registration:
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Dio Fargo 5 days agoThis article uses the biblical wisdom of King Solomon and the “KISS” (Keep It Simple, Stupid) method to propose a four-part framework for finding happiness and spiritual fulfillment.
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Simple KISS Rules: Guidance for a weary soul
This article uses the biblical wisdom of King Solomon and the "KISS" (Keep It Simple, Stupid) method to propose a four-part framework for finding happiness and spiritual fulfillment.
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Dio Fargo 5 days agoiSurrender: When Life Doesn’t Go As Planned
Retreat at Maryvale Retreat Center Oct. 3-5.
As life falls apart and earthly solutions fail, there’s one last thing you may noy have tried: iSurrender!It’s not giving up but giving in to receive the bounty of graces God is waiting to bestow. It’s finding a reliable God in an unreliable world.
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Dio Fargo 6 days agoDeacon Curtis Kaufman shares his personal experience with his vocations, specifically his call to the permanent diaconate and how it is intertwined with his vocation to marriage. He explains that a vocation is a life of love from God, not a career you choose, and it involves a total gift of yourself in return.
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Deacon Curtis Kaufman shares his personal experience with his vocations, specifically his call to the permanent diaconate and how it is intertwined with his vocation to marriage. He explains that a vocation is a life of love from God, not … Continue reading
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Dio Fargo 6 days agoSeptember New Earth is available online. Look for it in your mailbox later this week.
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