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Underground Ancient Symbols of Faith

March 11, 2021 · by · in Catholic, Christian, Death and Dying, Faith, Family · 1 Comment

The ancient city of Rome was home to an estimated 50 to 90 million inhabitants at its height in AD 117. And where there is life, there also is death–and the need to bury the deceased. During the first century, most Christians buried their dead in public cemeteries. After the middle of the second century, […]

Walking in Someone’s Painful Shoes

June 11, 2020 · by · in Book, Family, Midwest, Saint Mother Theodore Guerin, Saint Theodora and Her Promise to God, Saint Theodora Guerin, Self-Improvement, Seven Principles of Sainthood, spirituality · 1 Comment

 My sister, Patti, says that everything is relevant. Patti is a financial advisor for Morgan Stanley. She says that if her clients are making money, they feel the market is doing well. If they are losing money, then the market is poor.This concept can be applied to all factors of life. We view things from […]