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Evangelizing through Prayer, Fasting, and Almsgiving
Here are our top 5 evangelical Lenten resolutions for 2017, directly from EC Staff: Resolution One: PRAYER Take the 1% Challenge: 15 minutes daily in God’s Word I love early…
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Lenten Reflection 2016
So, I’m going to reflect on just that: my own poverty. And what a perfect time Lent is to experience and reflect on our own spiritual poverty. As I prayed…
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I Dreamt that My Son Died – A Good Friday Meditation
It seems eminently clear that the more perfect one’s love is, the more pain lies in wait. The longer couples date, the more the break-up hurts. The closer the relative,…
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Seek the Lord in the Bible Every Day… Seriously!
Mark Rose wrote in our last EC blog entry about how we hunger for connection to people and to God. I know that I hunger for a lot of things,…
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“Do not be afraid, for I am with you”
What definitely scared me the most was the uncarpeted stairs- the bogeyman was going to grab my legs from between the steps and pull me into an abyss. I always…
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Catholic Small Groups Are Critical – But They’re Not the Answer
Small Groups Are Not the Answer Don’t get me wrong: small groups have their place. I personally know many students who have experienced radical conversion of heart, mind and soul…
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5 Things Parishes are Doing Wrong for the New Evangelization
1) They spend 8 months crafting a new mission statement. So your parish wants more unity – a vision to run with. Your staff sees a disunified, scattered community. Most…
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Holistic Love: Seeking Integrity as a Child of God
Excluding maybe a couple of extraordinary instances, I think it is fair to say that a broken world begets broken people. It is no simple task to live in the…
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Waiting: How my pocket knife taught me about the Holy Spirit
Eventually I went to my mom because I was afraid to re-ask my dad. That was a mistake…just led to more waiting. I started leaving my dad cryptic notes about…
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Pope Crush
Because of the media’s widespread coverage of these anecdotes, my Protestant friends know almost as much about our new pope’s activities as most faithful Catholics. I can’t read enough of…
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