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As discussed last time, we'll focus on that fundamentally important virtue of humility as we begin the new Liturgical Year. Let's start with our definition of humility taken from the Catholic Encyclopedia:
Humility is a repressing or moderating virtue...

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What better virtue to practice during Advent than Humility? Just think about Our Lord's birth in Bethlehem, His condescending to live amongst us here. Simple. If this doesn't motivate us to be humble, what will? 

With that, this Advent we reprise one of our series on humility:

(We'll continue our break from our Stability Project for Advent. Instead, here'...

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As we did in the past, we'll reference the Gospel for each of the four Sunday's of Advent, in order, as observed in the traditional Roman Liturgy, known these days as the Extraordinary Form, or Tridentine Rite, or Traditional Latin Mass (TLM). These four Gospels were always repeated, every year, from the time of the Council of Trent in the 16th century, until post-Vatica...

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 Here's something we've posted before. It's personal. 

Most of us enjoy a holiday from work on Thanksgiving. Some don't. I've experienced both and frankly prefer the holiday. But recalling those years when I trudged off to work as the family prepared the great feast, I must say arriving home later in the day to our gathering was special.

This ...

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I told you last time I'd share with you some specifics on how to break down your important goals into those bite-size pieces we already talked about. Here goes.
I keep a document called "My Four Important Goals." In it I write the following, in this order:

  • My four important goals
  • My five-year interim objective
  • ...

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