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Don't let your life be barren. Be useful. Make yourself felt. Shine forth with the torch of your faith and your love.
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Josemaria Escriva
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Being Grateful
Gratitude
We receive so much that we can easily begin to take our gifts for granted
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Being There
Charity
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Friendship
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Loyalty
The temptation of absence destroys the virtue of presence.
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Chastity and the Redemption of Sexual Desire
Chastity
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Purity
Sexual desire is meant to move us beyond ourselves towards communion and self-gift.
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Christian Optimism
Cheerfulness
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Hope
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Joy
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Love
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Optimism
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Peace
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Suffering
Every person, regardless of their station in life, has the ability to become a saint.
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Confidence in God
Abandonment
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Trust
Do not be anxious about tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself
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Contrition for Sin
Confession
She loved much. Her sorrow for sin has become an act of love.
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Dating Considerations for Catholic Undergraduates
Chastity
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Marriage
The fundamental purpose of serious dating is to discern whether two people could eventually marry
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Deconstruction and the Loss of Reality
Apologetics
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Culture
reality exists independently of our wishes, and the human mind is capable of knowing something true about it
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Detachment
Detatchment
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Instant Gratification
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Materialism
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Poverty
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Society
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Temperance
The virtue of poverty consists in living with our heart in God, and therefore detached from material things.
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Detachment and Spirit of Poverty
Detatchment
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Poverty
Mary and Joseph possessed very little that night, but they were about to receive the greatest treasure imaginable.
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Detachment and the Christian Life
Detatchment
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Poverty
Whenever a created good begins to draw us away from Christ, it has ceased to occupy its proper place
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Detachment to Follow Christ
Detatchment
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Generosity
If we want to follow Christ closely, our heart must be free
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Digital Self-Discipline: Taking Back Control of Our Attention
Good Use Of Time
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Temperance
Our attention is one of the most valuable gifts God has given us.
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Discerning a Vocation to Apostolic Celibacy
Chastity
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Prudence
A vocation to apostolic celibacy is first of all a call from God and a gift of grace
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Discouragement
Hope
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Perseverance
There are times when hope is easy because we can see where we are going and feel encouraged
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