Yearly Archives: 2019
Attitudinal Healing & A Course in Miracles: What’s the Connection?
JD asks: “What is attitudinal healing?”
Notre Dame Refuses to Filter Porn from University WiFi
In spite of a request by dozens of men of Notre Dame asking the University to filter out pornography from its WiFi, school administrators have brushed off the request and are agreeing to do nothing more than suggest that students voluntarily adopt filters.
Amazing Grace!
Just this week, we received an amazing story from our facilitator Olgamarie Tanon about how the grace of God transformed the life of Women of Grace® study participant, Fina Ellis. Read the rest…
Planned Parenthood Loses $44 Million in Taxpayer Funds
Lenten Journey with the Saints: Day 35
April 9
“And He said to all: If any man will come after Me, let him deny himself,
and take up his cross daily, and follow Me”
– Luke 9:23
Today’s Reflection
What is your cross today? Take it up!
Is there Such a Thing as Secular Mindfulness?
Woman to Woman: Unplanned Actress Confronts Alyssa Milano
Commentary by Susan Brinkmann, OCDS
Women are very much at the center of today’s culture wars, and no where is this more evident than in the latest abortion conflagration in Georgia over passage of the “heartbeat” bill. Unplanned star Ashley Bratcher, a resident of the state, decided to use her feminine genius to teach actress Alyssa Milano a lesson about how to fight for women’s rights.
Planned Parenthood Behind CA Rule Forcing Churches to Pay for Abortion
Lenten Journey with the Saints: Day 34
April 8
“Nothing, how little so ever it be, if it is suffered for God’s sake,
can pass without merit in the sight of God.”
-Thomas a Kempis
Today’s Reflection
We are not all called to do great things, but we can all do small things with great love. This is wisdom that is part of our heritage from St. Teresa of Calcutta. Today, when those small annoyances inevitably occur, remember that you can suffer them with love for God and perhaps your little cross can be of great merit for the redemption of mankind.