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Wes Schaeffer

Wednesday of the Second Week in Ordinary Time - Pray For A Steady Hand

Posted by Wes Schaeffer on January 18, 2012 at 6:17am 0 Comments

Batman needed the Joker.

Superman needed Lex Luthor.

David needed Goliath.

If you have obstacles in your life today see them as opportunities to follow the Lord's will and grow as you overcome them.

Today's reading from 1 Samuel we see David had a steady hand as he slung the stone at Goliath.

Today's Psalm 144, "Blessed be the Lord, my rock." praises the Lord "who trains my hands for battle, my fingers for war."

In the…

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Bill Karabinus

My Personal Fight with Cancer, that Monster in the closet… Part 1 & 2

Posted by Bill Karabinus on January 14, 2012 at 6:20pm 0 Comments

My Personal Fight with Cancer, that Monster in the closet… Part 1

 

I have been recently asked to share my experiences during the past year in my fight with pancreatic cancer and I must say first off that although I have had experience as a care giver to my mother who died of lung cancer I had no idea at all how to deal with what would be my own battle for life. When I was diagnosed I had been in the hospital for several days waiting for an answer to that…

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Sandra Anderson

Wire Wrapped Rosary Bracelets

Posted by Sandra Anderson on January 11, 2012 at 2:32pm 0 Comments

Hi everyone - I want to shout it from the rooftops that I am now offering wire wrapped rosary bracelets! Here is picture of a bracelet I made recently.  You can order these custom made and/or I will be putting these up for sale on the website.  These bracelets are made with gemstones - this one happens to…

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Bill Karabinus

Big Question for all of Christianity

Posted by Bill Karabinus on December 29, 2011 at 5:29am 0 Comments

For most of my 52 years I have loved reading the Word of God. It's history and it's simple life lessons reach far beyond any "self help" book I have ever read. I have allowed it to guide my thinking and my purpose for many years now and I regret my youth having been away from the Church following my own desires allowing myself to be guided by whim and happenstance, but now those days are in the past and I am comfortable with my life now having made my peace with both God and man. I do…

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Please take time today and visit my Legacy Foundation site. I need all the support I can get! wkenterprises.webs.com/livingthroughfaith.htm
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Interview/guest speaker.....

"""It's easy to grin when your ship has come in..." Bill Karabinus has stage 4 pancreatic cancer and he's still grinning. He has put his faith in God and is creating a legacy of hope and faith through his foundation, The Living Through Faith Foundation. It is designed to bring wellness through Help and Hope for Those Dealing With Terminal Illness. Please join us this Thursday the 26th to hear Bill's inspirational message. The formal part of this session will be short and heartfelt. Bill is not…See More
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