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This Week's Priests
Why, after Roe V. Wade has been overturned, is the March for Life still happening and marking its 50th year in D.C. while many scores of local marches also take place? Maybe an answer is found in the name itself. It is called "March for Life", not "March for the Overturning of Roe V. Wade." It isn`t about one law, one right or one prohibition. It`s about life - which, if we think about it, encompasses EVERYTHING ELSE. Though the momentous event in 2022, overturning a ruling like Roe V. Wade and moving the fight for life to the State level, is to celebrated, this isn`t just about that decision. It`s really and fundamentally about converting hearts and enlightening minds to see life as it fully is: a GIFT from God alone. Life, be that of the unborn baby in the womb or of the mother or the father or the elderly or the chronically ill, is something to be revered, respected and protected from conception to natural death. #sisterreginacomicstrip
In honor of Saint Valentine`s Day this week, we have adorned our Priests Chalkboard, currently featuring priests of the Diocese of Palm Beach, FL, with handmade St. Valentine`s Day cards we received from Infant of Prague Catholic School students in Jacksonville, NC. Pray for all priests, for they bring us Jesus, and Jesus is The Valentine! #priestchalkboard
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Why, after Roe V. Wade has been overturned, is the March for Life still happening and marking its 50th year in D.C. while many scores of local marches also take place? Maybe an answer is found in the name itself. It is called "March for Life", not "March for the Overturning of Roe V. Wade." It isn`t about one law, one right or one prohibition. It`s about life - which, if we think about it, encompasses EVERYTHING ELSE. Though the momentous event in 2022, overturning a ruling like Roe V. Wade and moving the fight for life to the State level, is to celebrated, this isn`t just about that decision. It`s really and fundamentally about converting hearts and enlightening minds to see life as it fully is: a GIFT from God alone. Life, be that of the unborn baby in the womb or of the mother or the father or the elderly or the chronically ill, is something to be revered, respected and protected from conception to natural death. #sisterreginacomicstrip
When we meet priests from persecuted areas, it gives us greater impetus to not just pray for them and their safety, but to strive to live our charism by sacrificing for their physical and spiritual welfare and those whom they serve in the Church. While it is no longer outside the pale of American imagination, we really can`t claim to live under oppression and persecution yet. But many Christians and Catholics around the world already do live under active harassment, discrimination, and oppression. And priests, especially those in a position to help people under persecution, are always going to be targets. Anyone who strengthens those that want the freedom to fully live out their faith in all aspects of their lives is going to be unwelcome by ungodly regimes. So, let us pray for priests everywhere, particularly those whose simple status of priesthood marks them as enemies of the powers that be and thus in real danger for their safety and their lives. Like Christ, many priests are willing to lay down their lives for their flocks. We can offer up our lives for them, transforming any of our small trials into grace for those in need by uniting them to Our Lord in his Passion. #sisterreginacomicstrip
There is a saying about monastic life, or any religious life for that matter, "The big things get small, but the small things get big." Compared to people in the world, a monk or nun will find the `big things` like the things they did in the world to pay their taxes, loans, car payments, mortgage etc seem to vanish or get small, freeing up the person for an undistracted pursuit of God. Compared to God, all things seem small. But as human beings, the little things, even for nuns, can then become big. A woman can divest herself of career, job, house, car, etc., and find smaller things grow in size in the monastery that can also serve the devil`s purpose of keeping one from an undistracted pursuit of God. It could be saving that old holy card that`s too beautiful to part with or keeping something broken but that might be useful to someone `someday`. Being human, the small things can be clung to too. Thus another saying becomes very apropos, "Hang on to Jesus. Drop everything else like a rock!" #sisterreginacomicstrip
We share a cartoon from the past highlighting that though All Souls Day is celebrated on November 2nd, the entire month is dedicated to these holy helpers in a special way. Let us pray in earnest for those who pray more earnestly for us than we can comprehend. #sisterreginacomicstrip
Remember man, thou art dust and unto dust thou shall return
Thanks to COVID-19, receiving ashes on Ash Wednesday will, like many other customs we`ve grown familiar with, be done differently this year, according to safety protocols given by the Holy See.
This can be a good thing: a noticeably altered tangible act that puts us outside our `old familiar` comfort zone of how we mark the start of Lent. We notice more around us whenever we are uncomfortable. Pay attention. Perhaps, like the virus itself and the heartache and havoc it has wreaked across the globe, we will focus on the same words we will hear regardless of how the ashes are distributed. Dust. Dirt. We come from the earth...humus. Our bodies will return there when we too die. When we acknowledge this, remembering who and what we are, creatures of God and not gods, it humbles us. Then glancing ahead to Easter we also remember who we are, who we belong to, and what we were made for: God and Heaven.
Yes, we will return to dust. But a Loving God is also asking us, yearning for us, to live in such a way amid this earthly dust, that we will live forever in joy with him eternally.
Happy Lent! Repent and Rejoice! Our God is a Merciful God!
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