Catholic

@heartbeat1515 · 1 year ago

Christians: What comes after a divorce? (discussions)

Looking back on the past, I have struggled a lot during the time I am still with my husband. There were a lot of disagreements between the two of us before it became a very long year of silence. I a...

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@LucyStephanie · 1 year ago

How To Break Free From The Devil's Grasp (3/3)

Life is a lot of ups and downs so naturally, all's well that ends well. In the first and second part of my story I mentioned what the pandemic eventually brought into my life. But now I can say my Len...

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@LucyStephanie · 1 year ago

Do You Hate Yourself and Others? Say Hello to the Devil! (2/3)

In part 1 I discussed how demons can enter our minds and hearts without us noticing it. If you haven't read that post yet I suggest you do so to fully understand my story. I think it all started last...

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@LucyStephanie · 1 year ago

The Devil Will Not Let You Know When It Has Finally Got You (1/3)

Yes it's true, the devil is always out to get us and make everyone fall from grace. I know because it almost just happened to me. Sounds crazy but I didn't even notice it immediately!!! This is why w...

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@re-joyce · 1 year ago

Holy Week 2023!

Hello Read dot Cash Community!! In the Philippines we have Lenten Season or the celebration of Holy Week. It is common for Catholics, to remember the joyous feast. The most sacred period in the cale...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Personal Experience in Examining my Conscience

As I examine my conscience, I realized that I violate a lot of things that are included in the ten commandments and I am not proud of it. There’s always guilt inside me as well as regrets. There’s so...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

What are the benefits might be of making a regular examination of conscience?

Through the ten commandments, we are able to examine our conscience because those are the standards of what God wanted us to do. We can determine and recognize whether the acts we are doing are moral...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Does following the ten commandments make it easy for you to examine your conscience?

The ten commandments include the laws of God that the people on earth must abide. These will govern our life to live with just and the way that God wants us to be. Each of the commandments reveals us...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Sacrament of confession as “taken for granted” for others

In my opinion, I can say that it is taken for granted because most of the time some people do not confess wholeheartedly and truthfully. Sometimes there’s no sincerity in them when they ask forgivene...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Opinion: Importance and effects of anointing the sick

The sacrament of anointing the sick is essential because it gives the person strength and courage to fight through the sickness and see the healing of God. In the process of healing, people experienc...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Why God has given us the gift of the sacrament of Confession?

God gave us the gift of the sacrament of Confession in order for us to repent from our sins and live a new life away from slavery to sin. We are given a chance to confess our sins wholeheartedly and...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Reflection: February 2021 – First Sunday of Lent

Gospel: Mark 1:12-15 Reflection: Jesus was once in the desert for forty days, lost, and was tempted by Satan but prevailed over the sin. This shows How God is powerful that He overcomes all of it...

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@smojojwang · 1 year ago

Account of the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost

Account of the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost in the Acts of the Apostles 1:14 and 2:1-47 The scriptures tell us that at first people did not believe in the Lord and in His ability to make a...

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@smojojwang · 2 years ago

My personal experiences of the Church’s liturgy

Long before when I am not fully aware and does not understand the Church's liturgy, the foundation of my spiritual life is weak and is unorganized. I am not on the right path to reaching the Christ-l...

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@smojojwang · 2 years ago

Sacraments and Liturgy

Why liturgy is necessary part of Christian life? Liturgy is not just a simple public work of the people but it is also a shared work between God. People serve in the community in order to fulfill the...

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@smojojwang · 2 years ago

Sacraments of Initiation: Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist

What special gift from God we have received when we are baptized? In the catholic faith, once the water was poured over the head of the person being baptized, that is the start of becoming an officia...

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@smojojwang · 2 years ago

Holy Sacraments: Its general effect and Baptism

As a whole, what are the effects of the sacraments on human beings? Guided by the Holy Spirit, the Church gives importance to the seven sacraments ordained by God. Through the Sacraments, God shares...

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@SimpleWriter · 2 years ago

Church Pilgrimage in the pandemic...

The pandemic halted almost all the world's activities and plans. Many planned travels were canceled, and destinations not reached. The Church also experienced the same. Actually, when the Philippine...

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@Chaliemoscow12 · 2 years ago

Stations of the Cross

It is tradition for Catholics around the world to participate in the Stations of the Cross each Friday during Lent. However, for foundress Mother Angelica, it was a daily devotion. This is why: htt...

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@Chaliemoscow12 · 2 years ago

What Is Lent? ️

Lent is a 40 day season of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving that begins on Ash Wednesday before Easter (Technically 46, as Sundays are not included in the count). Officially named "Day of Ashes," Len...

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@Daria · 2 years ago

About fasts

Ash Wednesday. 2nd of March, 2022. Today marks the beginning of the 40 days fasting season for the Catholics. I'm not going to go into what the lenten season is about but just as the lenten season r...

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@stellaluna · 2 years ago

The Importance of Ash Wednesday

Ash Wednesday is a day of acts of worship for Christians. It occurs 46 days before the scheduled Easter Sunday. It is amongst the most well-known and significant religious holidays in the Christian ca...

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@Usagi · 3 years ago

The Catholic School: Where Students Are..

My parents enrolled me in a Catholic school 5 minutes away from our house when I was ten years old. For the duration of my high school career, that school served as my second home. For four years, I w...

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@Yann.Poire · 3 years ago

A floating catholic church on the Tonle Sap

My Photography Chong Khneas, Cambodia A floating catholic church in the Chong Khneas floating village. One other interesting buildings is a floating basketball court. People have come used to their...

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