A new study from Johns Hopkins University has found that 57 percent of children born to “millennial” women aged 26 to 31 are now being born out of wedlock.
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Raunchy Smart Phone App Gives Girls Wrong Message
Thy Will Be Done
“If we make a quietness within ourselves,
if we silence all desires and opinions and if we love, without formulating any words, we bind our whole soul to think “Thy will be done,” the thing which after that we feel sure we should do…is the will of God.”
-Simone Weil
For Reflection:
In what one area am I presently seeking God’s will? According to the quote, what steps should I take to discover it? Am I willing to do so?
“In what silence, what adoring recollection, must you have withdrawn into the depths of your soul to embrace the God whose Mother you were! Your attitude , O Blessed Virgin, durig the months preceding the Nativity of Jesus, seems to be the model for interior souls, for those whom God has chosen to live within, deep in the unfathomable abyss. What peace and recollection accompanied your every action! You made ordinary things divine, because through them all, you remained the adorer of the Gift of God” (cf. E.T. L-I, 10).
Divine Intimacy: Meditations on the Interior Life
for Every Day of the Liturgical Year
by Fr. Gabriel of St. Mary Magdalen, O.C.D
Meditation 183, page 531
SCOTUS Ruling Protects Cell Phone Users
3 Year-old Sees Jesus After Drowning in Pool
A three-year old girl who was resuscitated after she was found floating face-up in the family pool woke up to tell her parents that she saw a bright light and a man with long hair before being revived.
Meriam Ibrahim Re-Released
Dr. Bradley Nelson: Guided by a “Voice” from “Upstairs”
LP writes: “My sister is into ‘energy healing’ using the book called The Emotion/Body Code. The writer and founder of this is Dr. Bradley Nelson (who is a Mormon). Have you heard about him and what he is doing?”
Come To The Quiet
“Our labor here is brief, Read the rest…
Meriam Ibrahim Re-Arrested at Khartoum Airport
Kidnapped Nigerian Girls Reveals Plight of Too Many Women
Even though the plight of 219 kidnapped Nigerian girls has dropped out of the nation’s headlines, the Acton Institute is reminding us that their parents are still stuck in a never-ending nightmare that is being lived by too many young women around the world. Let’s not forget!