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St. Cecilia's Fish Fry
 Jeannette Cooperman

People have found fellowship in this multicultural parish. Their secret? It's in the batter.

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From Widow's Grief to New Life
 Elizabeth Bookser Barkley

Mired in grief over the loss of her husband, this college professor found a kindred spirit in another widow: St. Elizabeth Ann Seton

'I Have Called You'
 Kristina M. Santos

Life's joys and frustrations are present in God's love at Sunday Mass--even if someone's cellphone is ringing.

Faith in Fiction
 Mitch Finley

Deacon Ron Hansen's novels carry themes of his Catholic faith.

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Find links throughout the article to excerpts from Ron Hansen’s works.
Cleaning Our Spiritual Closets
 Jeanne Hunt

This Lent, allow prayer, fasting and works of compassion to challenge whatever is keeping you from God.






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Colette: Colette did not seek the limelight, but in doing God’s will she certainly attracted a lot of attention. <p>Colette was born in Corbie, France. At 21 she began to follow the Third Order Rule and became an anchoress, a woman walled into a room whose only opening was a window into a church. </p><p>After four years of prayer and penance in this cell, she left it. With the approval and encouragement of the pope, she joined the Poor Clares and reintroduced the primitive Rule of St. Clare in the 17 monasteries she established. Her sisters were known for their poverty—they rejected any fixed income—and for their perpetual fast. Colette’s reform movement spread to other countries and is still thriving today. Colette was canonized in 1807.</p> American Catholic Blog We must consistently give with love and forgiveness if we want to know real peace in our hearts and see God at work in our homes.

 
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