Wednesday, March 18, 2020
In the Weeks Ahead Let Us Remember His Mercies
I managed to find a pen and a piece of paper in my messy purse to jot down a few words from Deacon Marc's homily at mass yesterday and I'm glad I did because I have a terrible memory and would have forgotten it all by the time I got home.
"Lent is a time to go into the wilderness like a pilgrim people in an alien land"
"Without the mercies and Grace of God poured out by Him where would we be? Without God's mercy, without God's love we are nothing. "
" In the Weeks Ahead Let Us Remember His Mercies."
Hosea- Come Back to Me
from the Monks of the Weston Priory
from the Monks of the Weston Priory
Trees do bend, though straight and tall; so must we to others' call.
Refrain:
Long have I waited
For your coming home to Me
And living deeply our new life.
2...The wilderness will lead you to your heart where I will speak.
Integrity and justice with tenderness you shall know.
3....You shall sleep secure with peace; faithfulness will be your joy.
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Tuesday, March 17, 2020
Monday, March 16, 2020
Trusted resources about COVID-19 from EWTN
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- Prayer is Our First Line of Defense Against Coronavirus
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Jordan Peterson Introduction To God Part 1 - 2020
Jordan Peterson Lectures on the Psychological Significance of the Bible and
Jordan Peterson Animation creates pencil renderings of the content he's discussing .
It's really well done and extremely helpful in understanding Peterson's presentation.
Sunday, March 15, 2020
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak updates, symptoms, prevention, travel, preparation - Canada.ca
Friday, March 6, 2020
CPC leadership candidate Jim Karahalios - Interviewed by Ezra Levant - Rebel Media
I really like this guy!
3 min: 45 sec" If you are in favour of a carbon tax you can get away with anything. You can get away with vote rigging. You can get away with misusing taxpayers money. "
11 min::29 sec " If I'm on the final ballot as a Blue Tory fighting corruption , fighting the Paris Accord, fighting the Carbon tax, fighting the Establishment , It's going to be a game changer and a different race."
13 Min: 45 sec "In regards to Richard Decarie . I don't like the fact that they're running it like a closed club"
14 min: " We have a problem with the Conservative and Liberal Establishment in this Country. They treat Political Parties like a private Club."
" My problem is with the narrative that has taken place since the October Election with Andrew Scheer and Richard Decarie. I believe they got targeted with certain questions from the mainstream media because they're Catholics and because they're Christians". 1,000 people signed Richard Decarie's nomination form but a handful of people disqualified him with pressure from the O'toole and Lewis Campaigns to get Richard out of the race. I saw people from Erin O'Toole's team target Andrew Scheer for his Catholic Faith, the way he was raised, the way he raised his family."
15Min " If you're a Catholic or a Christian there is a consistent targeting of questions where Evan Soloman will spend 11 minutes in an interview talking about the biology of sex and not talking about the issues that matter to Canadians "
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Mary Is Gathering Her Children - March 25, 2020, Blessed Sacrament Parish
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Care for the Dying on DnA Life March 5, 2020
Yesterday on the DnA Live Show the previously unknown sculptor of the miraculous statue
of Our Lady of the Cape, Queen of the Most Holy Rosary was revealed.
The statue was donated in 1854 by Zerphirin Dorval without mention of who created it!
Also, Angelina discusses Care for the Dying resources
with Fr. Tim, Linda Robillard and Marie Coombs.
Care for the Dying resources at: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fGSNN6ZVRy53Yk81mGpg1_-3yN0KW6qk/view
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