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By a look of love….

Note: Members of our mission team in Robin Hood’s Bay, England, travel to Lourdes each year to help disabled pilgrims from the diocese.

During the Pilgrimage to Lourdes for the Diocese of Middlesbrough this year, I had a chance to visit the St. Bernadette Museum.

There we...


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We do “apostolic farming”

Farming today may be business, even big business, but those who forget that farming is a way of life will someday weep over their forgetfulness. For there is no better place to live the Gospel than on a farm. Nowhere do men and women come closer to God than in the country, in rural areas,...


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Quiet examples of charity

Recently I gave a modest donation to an organization. The president mailed out a questionnaire asking donors why and how we began responding to requests for help.

My first thoughts were of my parents and their quiet examples of charity. For instance, when one of our young friends g...


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Appreciate the many free gifts of the Father.

Pennies are no longer used as currency in many countries, but Jude’s (RIP 2025) Restoration article from 1986 can still help us to open our eyes and hearts.

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In her fascinating book A Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,


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We should not fret at our own imperfections.

One of the best exercises of kindness we can perform is to show kindness to ourselves.

We should not fret at our own imperfections. Though reason requires that we should be sorry when we commit any fault, yet we must refrain from that bitter, gloomy, spiteful, an...


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