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Guest Writer Spotlight: The scars on His hands – By Richard Lewis I had been reading Luke 24:36-40 recently and I noticed something I had not seen before. When Jesus appeared to His followers following the resurrection, He actually didn’t say very much at that encounter. Now there are some things he could have said. He could have said, “Peter […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: What good will it be for someone to gain the whole world… – By Richard Lewis When my wife and I were in New York City a few years ago we visited the main Apple store location. The clear glass street level entrance to the store includes a beautiful glass staircase. The day we stopped in the […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Every Day Carry: Six Essentials – By Richard Lewis How many times have you been away from home and needed a simple tool like a flashlight, pocketknife or screwdriver? I can remember running into a problem or trying to help out someone else and wishing I had stuck one of those items in my pocket. I was […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: The Prize of Patience – By Richard Lewis I used to sometimes call my wife Sue, from work, just to see how things are going at home. Usually, she seemed to enjoy getting these calls but one day she seemed very angry, which was completely out of character for her. In a very sharp tone of voice […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Richard Lewis Hood ornaments are said to date back to the years of chariot drivers decorating their chariots with animal or deity figures. As we fast forward to the days of early automobiles, the hood ornament was sometimes combined with the radiator cap. In the 1920’s, car designers began to mount the radiator and its cap under […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Richard Lewis In the Dilbert cartoon there is a character named Dogbert who is the evil human resources director for the company where Dilbert works. For those of you that are unfamiliar with Dogbert, here is a quote that pretty much summarizes how he feels about people – specifically his employees. As he put it, “I’m tired […]
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Guest Writer Spotlight: Robert Socha The enemy of our souls has been harassing mankind ever since that serpent first beguiled Eve. His tactics are always very similar, “you will not surely die.” The consequence remains. I have been thinking and writing extensively about the cataclysmic events (related to a worldwide collective’s Chinese scapegoat) that have eclipsed rational thought and common […]
Read moreBy Cynthia Teske The ministry of Jesus Christ as it is recorded in the book of Luke is the easiest gospel to comprehend. In it Luke stresses Jesus’ relationships with people, he emphasizes prayer, the miracles of Jesus, angels, and he shows how women have a prominent place throughout Jesus’ ministry. Since Luke was a doctor he put the life […]
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Few events in modern history have harmed the emotional well-being of people around the world as has the COVID-19 pandemic. The threat of contracting or transmitting a life-threatening disease and the added challenges of anxiety and isolation have had an immeasurable impact on people of all backgrounds. SEE OTHER RECENT RELIGION TODAY ARTICLES: Religion Today: Jehovah’s Witnesses’ Year Without Knocking […]
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OUR LADY OF AMERICA and Her Spouse ST. JOSEPH THE WORKER What? Rosary Congress, Eucharistic Adoration with an hourly Rosary prayed aloud, if possible, at the top of each hour, and preferably the prayer of the Indwelling of the Trinity and the prayer to the Immaculate Conception, for seven days on behalf of the intentions of Our Lady of America. (For […]
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