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“I’m Catholic. Now What?” by Shaun McAfee is an answer to all your Catholic faith questions, for beginners to those who have lived the faith, it covers a variety of topics from the sacraments to modern living. It’s also a great resource to defend our faith and be a part of the new evangelization. A follow up to my previous spring post, The new evangelization and how YOU can be a part of it, I recently received a copy … My parish for the last couple of years has been very active in supporting the new evangelization. I’ve attended several meetings on sharing my own … Who can believe that it already November? The leaves have fallen, we’ve already had two snowfalls (in Omaha, NE!), and the sounds of Christmas have … There is something wonderful about opening a new book about a saint. Besides learning a bit about the history and time period that the saint … I have to admit that I am very blessed. I grew up in a two parent home, in a nice middle class neighborhood, born Catholic, … In the chaos of everyday life, there is nothing we need more than just a little peace. This is exactly what is offered to us … I love to go on vacation (who doesn’t?)! You get to meet new people, see sights you have never seen before, and may never again. … So you think you know everything there is about the Rosary? That’s what I thought when I received the book, Praying the Rosary Like Never … When Jesus was here on Earth, He gave us everything: Knowledge of who God is, Mercy and Forgiveness for our sins, True and Pure Love …
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