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April 9, 2021

St. Joseph: The “Mr. Right” of the Renaissance, by Elizabeth Lev

By Elizabeth Lev, Aleteia - St. Augustine stepped in to argue for the goods of marriage, insisting that it provided for procreation of children, contained concupiscence, and fostered companionship between the two sexes. Little did the Bishop of Hippo know that St. Joseph would wind up being the face of the model marriage.

April 9, 2021

Pope Francis Calls for ‘Global Governance’ and ‘Universal Vaccines’ in Letter to Globalist Financial Summit, by Michael Haynes

By Michael Haynes, LifeSiteNews - Francis has recently called for a “new world order,” saying that the “drama of wasting” the COVID-19 “crisis” would be worse than the disruption caused by COVID measures across the globe... On that occasion too, he dealt with the topic of salvation, once again viewing it with a purely earthly understanding, and linking salvation to the new world order and a focus of green policies: “The path to humanity’s salvation passes through the creation of a new model of development, which unquestionably focuses on coexistence among peoples in harmony with Creation.”...

April 8, 2021

Lessons from Emmaus Road for the Anxious and Discouraged, by Randy Hain

By Randy Hain, Integrated Catholic - Without a doubt, our faith will be tested. If put to the test, will we abandon all hope in Christ and look to our own efforts or will we trust in Him? Will we have the kind of faith that endures trials and suffering? People of faith are in for difficult times ahead and we must be prepared to withstand the pervasive influence of the secular world and the forces of evil that will be thrown against us.

April 8, 2021

Understanding Dryness in Our Prayer Life, by Jeannie Ewing

By Jeannie Ewing, Catholic Exchange - Dryness in prayer happens as a result of generally one of two reasons: one is that God is calling us to a deeper journey inward, closer to Who He is as Mystery, and the other is that we are avoiding the inevitable suffering that often accompanies a greater faith. In the former case, we yearn for God out of love; in the latter case, we eschew Him out of fear.