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The Baby Gianna Story

March 5, 2010 · 1 comment

This story has it all. Betrayal. Faith. Scandal. Disappointment. Tragedy. Love. Fear. Compassion. Uncertainty. And Hope.

It’s impossible to sum up. You just gotta read it and prepare to be touched. The Baby Gianna Story. [Keep Reading]

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One of the best scenes from the movie, The Pursuit of Happyness:

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Exclusive Offer! Free Chapter of “Gut Check” by Tarek Saab

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Now you can get a free download of Ch. 1 from “Gut Check” by Tarek Saab. And you can only get it here, on FallibleBlogma.com!
I’ve been a fan of this book for awhile now (read my review here), so I am excited for this opportunity to help share it even more with all of [...]

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Quote: Live Differently

“He who has hope lives differently.” – Pope Bendict XVI
Far too often we Christians allow our Christianity to become just one of the many things that define us.

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Quote: The steeper the road

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“The way Jesus shows you is not easy.  Rather, it is like a path winding up a mountain.  Do not lose heart!  The steeper the road, the faster it rises towards even wider horizons.” – Pope John Paul II
The Christian life is for those that want the best life, not the easy one. Such a [...]

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What are the three Theological Virtues?

Last week I mentioned the four cardinal virtues.  Today we will talk about the three theological virtues.
If you’ve ever wanted to systematically break down the key things to focus on in order to live a good, moral life and to commune with God, the four cardinal virtues and three theological virtues are where to [...]

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Good Fridays: Transcending the Financial Crisis

Words of wisdom from Fr. Barron on this good Friday.

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Being Whole and Hopeful

Here’s a very inspiring short video that involves real hope and some amazing guitar playing. Tony Melendez was born with no arms – yet he is whole.

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Good Fridays: Ten reasons the pro-life movement is winning

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had “pro-lifers” tell me that it’s pointless to protest abortion, abortion laws, and our abortion culture. They say “it doesn’t do any good.” Or “it will always be legal no matter what you do.” “People are going to get abortions anyway – even if [...]

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Quote of the Day: The pebbles in your path

“Nobody trips over mountains. It is the small pebble that causes you to stumble. Pass all the pebbles in your path and you will find you have crossed the mountain.” – author unknown

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Quote of the Day: Inconvenience

“An inconvenience is only an adventure wrongly considered.” – G. K. Chesterton
Just a little encouragement for any encounters with inconvenience you have today. Have an adventurous day!

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The Great Right Hope

It is human nature to desire truth – especially the most fundamental truths of our existence. Like, why are we here? Where did we come from? Is there life after death?
And humans have pursued the answers to these questions for as long as we’ve been able to ask them.
It always seems a [...]

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The Actuality of Hope

Although this election did not go as many of us would have liked and did not go in favor of LIFE, I am still a person of great hope – hope in our country, our world, and most importantly our God. Now, as much as ever, it is important for us as Catholics, Americans [...]

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