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Catholics Are Pro-Life and Pro-Woman

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Many people might think the March for Life and the Women’s March have to be in opposition to each other. This video explains that Catholics are both pro-life and pro-woman.

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The Significance of Linus and His Blanket in A Charlie Brown Christmas

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A Charlie Brown Christmas emphasizes the religious nature of the Christmas holiday. But did you ever notice that Linus drops his blanket during the show?

Independence Day

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Sunday, July 4

We celebrate the many freedoms we enjoy living in the United States and remember the sacrifices made so that we can live in our democracy. We recount our many blessings and consider how we can share them so that all can live free with the opportunities we have.

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Post a Religious Message to Social Media

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Some people fast from social media during Lent. This can be a very effective way to regain wasted time. But if you are not fasting from social media, consider posting an inspirational message. This is a really good Lenten practice for teenagers and adults to try. #Lent #SocialMedia

Lenten Activities: Give Up Video Games for a Weekend

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For many of us, video games have become a way to escape reality and blow off some steam. While this is not necessarily a bad thing, there is a tendency in our culture to spend a lot of time gaming.

A Day In the Life of A Priest

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In this video, Fr. John Muir shows us what a typical day is for him. As a priest, he doesn’t abandon his gifts and the things he is passionate about. He uses them to serve the church.

Sing Some Christmas Carols

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We went to the annual Festival of Lessons and Carols last night at our kid’s grade school. They put on a very nice presentation of carols and Bible readings. It made me think about how much caroling can help us think about the coming of the Christ child.

Parvuli Dei – Cub Scout Religious Emblem

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The Parvuli Dei Cub Scout emblem can be earned by Catholic boys and girls who are Cub Scouts in the 3rd through 5th grade. Activities are in a workbook.

Halloween Costumes and Modesty

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Choosing a Halloween costume as a young Christian woman can be difficult. Everywhere you look there is sexy this and sexy that costumes.

Is Halloween “Catholic”?

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Halloween does have Catholic roots.  Learn about the origins of Halloween, starting the establishment of All Saints Day and All Souls Day at the beginning of November.  

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