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Jesus, I Trust in You!
Jesus, I Trust in You!
Jesus, I Trust in You!
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Here is Jacqueline's latest article!
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Jacqueline is a Ministry Assistant at the Shrine. She is also a Catholic writer and author coming out with her first novel, Through Esther's Eyes. She loves to write spiritual articles, historical fiction, and devotionals. Jacqueline is fascinated by the Holy Land and Sacred Scripture, from which she finds inspiration for her writing. Learn more about her at jacquelinestclare.com.
To What Shall I Compare the Mass? - Catholic Stand
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At Mass, we are instruments of God. The part we play is done according to our free will. We are not pretending but living and choosing.9 Days For Life Novena - Day 9
The Declaration of Independence boldly affirms that first among our inalienable rights is the right to life, given to us by the Creator. Yet despite being so solemnly proclaimed, the right to life is today threatened and often denied, particularly at the moments when life is most fragile. Our laws should—first and foremost—protect life. But “our highest Court does not recognize children in their mothers’ wombs as persons and claims that abortion is a constitutional right. Further, many political leaders work actively to increase access to abortion. Some falsely describe it as health care and even as a basic human right”. Laws & policies that legalize or promote an intrinsic evil like abortion violate the virtue of justice.
Those who work as public officials and civic leaders have a duty to serve the common good, and therefore have a profound obligation to safeguard this most fundamental right to life. Through our own prayer, witness, and civic participation, we can encourage our leaders to truly answer their call to protect the rights of all people. For “there can be no true democracy without a recognition of every person’s dignity and without respect for his or her rights” (Evangelium vitae 101).
Learn more at www.respectlife.org/9-days-for-life
Noon Prayers - The Angelus, Chaplet of Divine Mercy & Litany of the Holy Name of Jesus
"Today I ask you to pray for peace in #Ukraine: Let us ask the Lord to grant that the country may grow in the spirit of brotherhood, and that divisions will be overcome. May the prayers that today rise up to heaven touch the minds and hearts of world leaders." - #PopeFrancis
9 Days For Life Novena - Day 8
Mothers placing their children for adoption often face many challenges along the way. One of the greatest obstacles can be inaccurately perceiving adoption as abandonment. But mothers who make an adoption plan for their children are not abandoning their children. Rather, they are exemplifying the sacrificial love of Christ on the Cross in choosing to do what is best for their children, even at great cost to themselves. Like Christ, they pour out their bodies and souls for the sake of another. The Letter to the Hebrews reminds us that, in the face of fears and trials, we can “hold fast to the hope that lies before us. This we have as an anchor of the soul, sure and firm” (Heb 6:18-19). We pray that each expectant mother choosing adoption will be filled with “the peace of God that surpasses all understanding” (Phil 4:7) as she makes a loving choice for her child. Let us all cling fast to the anchor of hope, for we have received “a spirit of adoption, through which we cry, ‘Abba, Father!’” (Rom 8:15).
Learn more at www.respectlife.org/9-days-for-life