A Love Affair
We’ve all had experiences of love in many different ways. At the heart of our journey in prayer is the desire to fall in love with Jesus.
I invite you to watch this week’s video, where I discuss how prayer is a love affair with Jesus. As always, please send me your feedback, either on our website, or on social media.
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Vigil Emphasizes Civility And Dialogue After Charlottesville
WILTON—More than 200 parishioners and members of the community turned out last night for an interfaith candlelight vigil outside of Our Lady of Fatima Church in Wilton in response to the torches that burned in Charlottesville. (Photo: The Hour)
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Catholic Groups Are Mobilizing To Help In Hurricane Harvey’s Aftermath
WASHINGTON—Catholic dioceses and charities are quickly organizing to help in the aftermath of a Category 4 hurricane that made landfall with heavy rains and winds of 130 miles per hour late August 25 into the Rockport, Texas area, northeast of Corpus Christi. The National Weather Service said in a tweet August 27 that the rainfall expected after the hurricane and storm are over “are beyond anything experienced before.” (Photo: ABC News)
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Encountering Christ In The Diocese Of Bridgeport
The first Sundays of my life were spent in the pews of Saint Joseph’s Church in Brookfield. It was here that I first saw Jesus, in the coloring pages of our children’s booklets. And as I started CCD, I heard His name in Christian songs. And as I was anointed with oil on my confirmation, I felt my heart yearning to learn even more about Him. So, I chose to leave the public school system and pursue Jesus in my education at Immaculate High School. It was here that I understood His life while reading the scriptures in our rigorous religion classes.
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