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You need simply watch; the punishment of the wicked you will see. Because you have the L ORD for your refuge  and have made the Most High your stronghold, No evil shall befall you,  no affliction come near your tent. For he commands his angels with regard to you,  to guard you wherever you go. With their hands they shall support you,  lest you strike your foot against a stone. You can tread upon the asp and the viper,  trample the lion and the dragon. Psalm 91:8-13.

  AUGUST   August --We may come to appreciate more deeply the various landforms (mountains, deserts, rock formations, valleys, and plains) during vacation time. They give us bearing, direction, and the geological history of our lives. This is the beginning of awareness of the "here" in our lives. The Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord shows us the "hereness" of the risen Lord, and the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary speaks of God's power to the blessed. While we can choose to extend the Savior's redeeming power to our wounded earth, we also can choose to withdraw from this awesome challenge.  Overview of August [1]   August is often considered the transitional month in our seasonal calendar. It is the time of the year we begin to wind-down from our summer travels and vacations and prepare for Autumn — back to school, fall festivals, harvest time, etc. The Church in her holy wisdom has provided a cycle of events in its liturgical year which allow

  AUGUST   August --We may come to appreciate more deeply the various landforms (mountains, deserts, rock formations, valleys, and plains) during vacation time. They give us bearing, direction, and the geological history of our lives. This is the beginning of awareness of the "here" in our lives. The Feast of the Transfiguration of the Lord shows us the "hereness" of the risen Lord, and the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary speaks of God's power to the blessed. While we can choose to extend the Savior's redeeming power to our wounded earth, we also can choose to withdraw from this awesome challenge.  Overview of August [1]   August is often considered the transitional month in our seasonal calendar. It is the time of the year we begin to wind-down from our summer travels and vacations and prepare for Autumn — back to school, fall festivals, harvest time, etc. The Church in her holy wisdom has provided a cycle of events in its liturgical year which

  Saints, Feast, Family - Traditions passed down with Cooking, Crafting, & Caring  - July 30   Saint of the day: Saint María Natividad Venegas de la Torre ​ Patron Saint of Daughters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Guadalajara and Nurses Saint María was canonized in 2000 as the first female Mexican Saint. Candace’s Corner- Explore the benefits of turmeric ·          Let Freedom Ring Day 24 Freedom from Consumerism ·          Novena to the Holy Face Day 4 May the peace of God which surpasses all understanding guard your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus. St. Paul Daily Devotions ·          Unite in the work of the Porters of St. Joseph by joining them in fasting: The lonely and destitute ·          Litany of the Most Precious Blood of Jesus ·          Religion in the Home for Preschool: July ·          Offering to the sacred heart of Jesus ·          Drops of Christ’s Blood ·          Universal Man Plan ·          Rosary   Today is my Grand

Monday Night at the Movies Carl Theodore von Dreyer, Ordet, 1955  Mam Cass died 1974 California died 2024 Saints, Feast, Family - Traditions passed down with Cooking, Crafting, & Caring  - July 29 ​ Saint of the day: Saint Flora of Rome Christopher’s Corner ·          Martha is the patron of cooks; tonight make Ratatouille and watch the movie with those you love. ·          Today is Arnold Schwarzenegger ’s birthday born 1947 Sometimes Bad Terminators wear badges and Good Terminators ride a  Harley Fat Boy ·          Let Freedom Ring Day 23 Freedom from Idolatry ·          Religion in the Home for Preschool: July

Saints, Feast, Family - Traditions passed down with Cooking, Crafting, & Caring  - July 28 Saint of the day: Saints Nazario and Celso Martiri Claire’s Corner- Don’t be full of yourself ·           Let Freedom Ring  Day 22 Freedom from Narcissism   o     In Greek mythology, we find the rather tragic figure of Narcissus. As the story goes, he is an extraordinary young man in every possible way. But, he is aloof and rather full of himself. Anyone who falls in love with him pays a steep price because he will not love them back. Eventually, while hunting, Narcissus stoops down to the water to get a drink. He sees his own reflection and falls madly in love with it. He reaches out to grab the reflection and drowns, suffering the abysmal fate others who tried to love him did. In psychology, narcissism is described as "selfishness, involving a sense of entitlement, a lack of empathy, and a need for admiration, as characterizing a personality type." My brothers and sisters, does