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Ascension

The Tightrope: Reflections for Busy Catholics

Freedom is tied in the very identity of God and who we as his children made in his image and likeness. Understanding the real meaning of freedom revealed to us by Christ, will help us respond to the evils of our world and build a more just and virtuous society. As Catholics, our liberty must ultimately point to the participation in the Divine life. 
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“Real liberty is the ability to make a gift of oneself.”

Pursuing Real Freedom

Solidarity is the idea that we are one, we are together. It is rooted in empathy for the person or groups who may not have advantages we have. GoFundMe Campaigns are an example of people living out solidarity. It is a way to live out our faith and helps us know we are not alone. 
Subsidiarity is the idea we are most effective when we start closest to home and heart. From there we can transform our state and our nation. Colin believes that real subsidiarity starts in the heart with virtue. Subsidiarity is to integrate virtue in our own hearts and to live it out in the spaces closest to us. 
These two, solidarity and subsidiarity, are the way we will fight against injustice, hate, and have an abundant life.

Solidarity and Subsidiarity

Engaging on social media with charity and clarity in 2020 is not easy. Inspired by St.Thomas Aquinas, I offer a few principles to help us respond to issues and conflict on social media in a productive and charitable manner. If we remember the humanity of those we disagree with behind the screen, we will learn to truly love our enemies as Christ calls us to do. 
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“ It's not just about winning arguments, it’s about winning hearts and building relationships.”

Commenting with Charity and Clarity

In our pursuit of holiness, we tend to overlook the little things in life. It’s the small moments in life that can either push us upwards towards heaven or pull us down towards evil.
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“Little things have a great power to move us.”

It's the Little Things That Matter

The Catholic podcast where we take three to five minutes to see and embrace the opportunities embedded in our busy, messy lives that are meant to help us move towards heaven. Together, we walk the tension between living this life fully while being on our way to the next.

Test 2022

Colin talks about a time he had an encounter with Christ while listening to beautiful music that brought him to tears. 
As he was irresistibly drawn in, he realized that art, music, culture, and beauty can be opportunities for evangelization.
Colin calls this invitation to have an encounter with Christ through beauty an “assault of beauty”. It’s not an assault that takes away from our free will, but one that draws us in.
This week, find a way to extend this invitation to someone else. Listen to some beautiful music with your family or ask a friend to go visit a beautiful church.

An Assault of Beauty Can Be an Encounter with Christ

When we unite our suffering to Christ and offer it all up to the Father the way Christ does, everything changes. Our joys, work, hearts, and sufferings can all be offered alongside Christ and given back to the Father. When we learn to offer it all up, we grow in holiness and experience healing. 
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Give every part of your life back to the Father the way Christ does, it changes everything.

Offer It All Up

Although the pandemic has shifted many of our plans and disrupted our normal routines, we can still choose to rejoice because we know the Lord is close to us in our suffering. Today, I encourage you to choose joy in the midst of the obstacles we face this year. 
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In the midst of our trials and sufferings, we rejoice because we trust that the Lord draws near to us in our darkest moments.

Finding Joy in a Pandemic

Sainthood is possible no matter the circumstances. Today, I am joined by a very special guest to discuss schools reopening and the gift of the diverse group of saints we have in the Catholic tradition to help us in our walk with Christ. 
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We are all capable of becoming saints, no matter where we have been, what we look like, or what we are facing.

School, Saints, and Little Sacrifices with Leo MacIver

Research indicates that talking about faith in the family plays a critical role in our commitment to the faith as we grow up. Today, I encourage you to go deeper with your family by having intentional conversations about God and what he's doing in everyone's life. 
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Don’t be afraid to talk to your family about faith, the Holy Spirit can move in powerful ways if you simply give him a chance.

Talking to Your Family About Faith

Why did Jesus still have wounds after the resurrection? 
At the end of the Gospel this past Sunday, we get a look at Jesus' resurrected wounds. Not the gory, bloody wounds of the crucifixion, but the wounds that Jesus retained even after he rose from the dead.
I think that he retained his wounds because it is through those wounds that we are saved. Those wounds are beautiful because they reflect our salvation. 
Do you have wounds that God has healed? Don't hide them, but allow them to bear witness to the power of God.

The Resurrected Wounds of Jesus

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