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On October 12, 2014 By Leslie ShollyIn photoblogging, Silent SundayLeave a comment

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"I see that we haven’t yet thrown ourselves over, either. We are still fighting, and the flag is still there. I will take this day to thank God for that blessing. I love my country and I want it to be better. Eyes wide open, everybody. The battle isn’t over, and that’s a good thing.It doesn’t have to be about one man. What a Biden presidency will look like is largely up to us." ...

What will a Biden presidency look like? That’s largely up to us.

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Did you hear Biden’s inaugural speech? It was good. And despite what you’ve heard, that’s the first nice thing I’ve ever said about Joe Biden. As perhaps you know, I r...

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1 day ago

Great advice here!One thing at a time . . .great advice Saint Katharine Drexel! ...

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In Evangelii Gaudium (The Joy of the Gospel),10 Pope Francis rededicated the Church to solidarity with the poor and marginalized, including women who are “doubly poor” because they endure “situations of exclusion, mistreatment and violence.” He added: “Among the vulnerable for whom the Church wishes to care with particular love and concern are unborn children, the most defenseless and innocent among us.” To those who would abandon the unborn in order to be more “progressive,” he insisted: “It is not ‘progressive’ to try to resolve problems by eliminating a human life.” He went on to say that not enough has been done “to adequately accompany women in very difficult situations, where abortion appears as a quick solution to their profound anguish, especially when the life developing within them is the result of rape or a situation of extreme poverty” (nos. 212-14). ...

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“My boyfriend Jimmy and I had been going from shelter to shelter just to stay warm as winter’s chill coursed through us. I was with Jimmy and pregnant.”�...

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✝️🙏 G R O W▪️I N ▪️▪️S P I R I T U A L I T Y🙏This week we begin Lent on Ash Wednesday. As we begin our fasting we can use this prayer to bring us closer to God during this season by doing both prayer and fasting together. #seedsforsainthood #prayer #lent #fasting #catholicsubscriptionbox #40days #passionofthechrist #ashwednesday ...

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3 days ago

A repost in honor of my big baby and youngest son, who turns 20 today and is not very happy about it. Almost every word of this post about him at the age of 11 remains true today. ...

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This will be short and sweet today because we are having a birthday party here tonight which means I have to actually clean the house. And bake a cake. In addition to all that other stuff. It’s a measure of just how crazy things are around here that poor William turned 11 on March 5 [...]

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