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God’s mercy isn’t a trickle—it’s a torrent. Flowing from the pierced side of Christ, God’s mercy brings forgiveness, healing, reconciliation, and new life to a wounded world. The spirituality of the Precious Blood invites us to encounter that mercy personally and then share its transforming power with those around us. Wherever there’s suffering, division, or discouragement, Christ’s mercy offers a path toward hope and renewal. In the second part of Fr. Patrick Gonyeau’s inspirational Restoring Hope episode, reflect on the “torrent of mercy” and discover the boundless love God pours out for each of us.
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Setting a Good Example
Fr. Matt Keller, C.PP.S. They say that young children are easily influenced by what they see and hear. Some may say that are boys are more easily influenced than girls; whether that is true, I will leave up for debate. I would argue that adults at times are just as...
Young Adult Retreat Held in Dayton
A first-of-its-kind retreat for young adults explored Precious Blood spirituality in a modern world, led from several points of view. The retreat, held at Bergamo retreat center in Beavercreek, was inspired by both the Italian Province’s efforts at evangelizing...
Give It All You’ve Got
By Fr. Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. As we read the newspaper, check the news on the internet or on TV, it is often discouraging. In Chicago (and other places), newspapers keep score of the shootings each weekend. For those of us who listen to the Scriptures this Sunday, it...
St. Joseph, a Constant Inspiration
By Fr. Joseph Deardorff, C.PP.S. When I was a child, my dad would always tell me that I was named Joseph because my birth was only a few weeks after Christmas and that St. Joseph had played such an important role as a father and caretaker. A picture of St. Joseph...
He Knows Exactly Who He Is
By Fr. Dennis Chriszt, C.PP.S. Who do you say that I am? It’s a simple question, but sometimes it is a question even I can’t answer about myself. Sometimes, hearing what others have to say about me helps me to understand myself better. That doesn’t seem to...