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Apr 24 |
Joy and Sorrow this Easter |
Posted 0 Comment(s) He is risen indeed! The early church didn’t usually have daily mass, but the Easter Octave had a special Mass for every day of the week, which helped to explain the faith to the newly baptized. They were reminded that their salvation was purchased at a tremendous cost.
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Apr 16 |
Notre Dame de Paris |
Posted 0 Comment(s) Who would have thought that Holy Week would have its beginnings with a fire in the Cathedral of Notre Dame?
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Mar 18 |
Hills & Valleys of a Rachel's Vineyard Retreat |
Posted 0 Comment(s) At our first retreat of the year, 17 women and men were transformed through powerful moments to fully experience healing and mercy.
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Feb 13 |
It Changes Who You Are |
Posted 0 Comment(s) With their wedding anniversary just days away a husband is faced with a moment that will alter their family forever.
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Jan 22 |
Mercy & Healing |
Posted 0 Comment(s) Christmas sparks a strange, yet beautiful, parallel to those imprisoned and those suffering from abortion...
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Dec 06 |
Learning About Life |
Posted 0 Comment(s) Having an information table at one of the county colleges is quite an experience. I had no idea I would learn so much.
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Dec 05 |
Spiritual Trench Warfare |
Posted 0 Comment(s) I’m humbled in a way I’ve never been humbled before. Rachel’s Vineyard was the conduit to turn the heavy burdens of my abortions into understanding the blessings of my children. I can now imagine my Dad playing with my three children in Heaven.
Blog Archive
No babies died that day
Published on: August 31, 2016
tagged as: abortion
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The thing he said...without ever opening his mouth
Published on: August 24, 2016
tagged as: abortion
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Hauntings of a painful memory
Published on: August 22, 2016
tagged as: regret
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Was blind, but now I see
Published on: August 9, 2016
tagged as: intern
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