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REVIEW: Courageous
I just watched the movie Courageous, about some men who decide they will make a special commitment to be better men and good fathers.
The context is Georgia and the milieu is decidedly Baptist, though one of the main characters is … Continue reading
Posted in "How To..." - Practical Notes, Brick by Brick, Dogs and Fleas, Priests and Priesthood, REVIEWS, The future and our choices
Tagged broken homes, Catholic identity, Courageous, crime, domestic Church, dysfunctional families, families, fatherhood, fatherless homes, men, SNAGs, society
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WDTPRS: Holy Family (Novus Ordo): children first learn who God is by knowing their parents
The place God Incarnate chose to begin manifesting His sacrificial love, which reached its culmination on the Cross, was the family home.
Together with Mary and His earthly father Joseph, Christ began to reveal something of the unity of … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Praying “ad orientem” as a family in the home
From a reader:
Since I have found your blog, I have read it with much interest. You
recently had a post regarding “ad orientem” at Mass. What would be
“proper”/traditional way to have a catholic family pray. We often pray in a circle but … Continue reading
