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Are push-ups a remedy for the sins you can't kick? (opens the original)
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You have to have a plan; just hoping you'll do better next time isn't enough. "I love you Lord with all my strength ...." This prayer is a part of the first commandment that Jesus gave us, yet it's one I often forget. So lately, I've been muttering it each morning while trying to do full body push-ups -- rather than push-ups on my knees. I set the goal to accomplish five by my upcoming 50th birthday (one for each decade I've circled the sun) after reading about the benefits to muscle tone, postu
In a world obsessed with happiness, find Our Lady of Sorrows (opens the original)
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Her feast day is September 15th, and she'll never smack you with a canned cliche to explain away your pain. She'll just sit at the foot of the cross with you and cry. This summer, my teenage son almost drowned while trying to save a 12-year-old boy who got stuck in the branches of a fallen tree in a river. After my son fought with the tree for 20 minutes, trying to untangle the poor child, he telephoned me from the water's edge, weeping as he waited for paramedics. "A little boy just died," he g
Mom's viral quest in cemetery calls to mind Catholic beliefs (opens the original)
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A content creator went viral by looking through a cemetery for names for her next baby. This strikes us as a great moment to remember what we believe about death and the dead. Haley Hodge, a North Carolina mother of four (with number four still in utero!), explained her recent quest to name her baby in a caption beside her now viral Tik Tok video: “When cemeteries hold the prettiest baby names, so you take the family to look for baby girl’s name.” The clip shows Haley, her husband Rivers, and th
Dolly Parton dedicates new song to late husband (opens the original)
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The tribute honors and gives thanks to God for their rare and beautiful 60-year union. "He is in God’s arms now." On March 3, Dolly Parton announced the death of her husband Carl Dean on social media. "Carl and I spent many wonderful years together," the "9 to 5" singer wrote. "Words can't do justice to the love we shared for over 60 years. Thank you for your prayers and sympathy." A few days later, Parton took to Instagram to dedicate a song in Dean's honor. Titled, "If You Hadn't Been There,"
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