All Blog Posts Tagged 'Catholic' (5)

Link to the March 8, 2013 Virtual Bible Study where we discussed the readings for the 4th Sunday of Lent.

Register for the Thursday March 14th Virtual Bible Study to be held at 10:30 AM PDT here.

Keep the faith,

Wes

Hi,  I am Wes Schaeffer's mother, and I will be hosting a webinar each Thursday from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Central Time with presenters from among the Catholic Networkers membership.  Share your mission, your business, your ideas....with other members and your contacts.  This Thursday we will hear from Theresa Ceniccola on the topic of "How to use Article Marketing and Guest Posting to Grow Your List and Spread Your Message."  To listen in go to…

Hi everyone – I was reading a magazine last night and found an interesting paragraph at the bottom of one of the pages.  Paraphrasing, the article stated that it has been found that saying the Lord’s Prayer makes us happier! They said that because the Lord’s Prayer covers every aspect of our lives, it impacts more of our brain and especially the areas that affect our mood in a positive way.  They ran a test and had one person saying the Lord’s Prayer, one person reciting a poem and one…

Hi everyone – I was reading an interesting blog the other day (see below for link) about breathing.  We don’t breathe enough – doesn’t that sound silly?  We all breathe all day long, but the blog author had another take on it.  He said that when used in specific ways, breathing allows us to release and resolve emotions, belief systems, stresses and memories which are often inaccessible through the more conventional talking therapies.  He said breathing acts as a bridge between spirit (soul),…

Last week a fellow instructor, where my husband is a professor, suffered the loss of a nephew who died in Afghanistan.  This was devastating news as this man and his wife also suffered the loss of their own son 10 years ago in a car accident.  Since this couple had some idea of how to proceed with a funeral, they were asked by the young soldier’s family to do all the planning and arrangements for the service and burial of their son who died in military action.   This couple did go ahead and…