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The One True Faith
Living in a nursing home restricts my ability to evangelize, but I try to do the best I can where I'm at and online. Recently I gave it another shot with a Protestant friend of mine. Remembering the four stages of evangelization that I learned
Read More →Healing
He went to a Catholic conference in Michigan and prayed with people for physical healing. The last month and a half, Kelly had a stress fracture (called a "March fracture") in her foot from walking in France for 2 1/2 months. She knew she needed
Read More →Greeting Card Ministry
As a St. Paul School of Evangelization online student, I've been thinking about how I can do my homework to go out and evangelize when I've been on lockdown in my nursing home for nine months. Sure, I can evangelize Facebook friends online, the nursing
Read More →Have You Considered Becoming Catholic?
I live in a nursing home and have been on lockdown since March, so I have to evangelize where I’m at and online. About 1.5 weeks ago, I posted a video on my Facebook page of spiritual commentary on the election made by a Catholic
Read More →Sharing Mercy & Respecting the Law
Divine Mercy Sunday was approaching and we're still under lockdown here in Illinois. In order to be in full compliance (no groups of ten gathering, six feet social distancing, masks, etc.) but still celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday, we constructed a platform that allowed us to
Read More →Desperate Times, Desperate Measures
Sometimes we get stressed to where we don't see hope. The Coronavirus has put fear into many people. So we went out and prayed over my town, Northbrook. We drove to three nursing homes, the police station, two firehouses, Glenbrook Hospital, throughout town and to
Read More →Prayer During the Pandemic
On Saturday we gave out 40 rosaries and 10 Miraculous Medals in 2 hours. We prayed over and for people on the streets of downtown Chicago by the famous Chicago Water Tower. We prayed for employment, families, forgiveness, the virus, our country, and the world.
Read More →From Wheelchair to Dancing
It started out as a really cold evening. We arrived at 4pm. I was meeting a friend at the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's event called Light the Night to celebrate his late wife's fight for a cure for cancer. He brought a friend that you
Read More →You never know what God has in store!
We went out last Saturday in Chicago. (The day started by parking at 777 Michigan Avenue so you know this day had to be good!) First person we met was in the garage of all places! He saw us proceeding to walk out as we
Read More →Healings at the Beach
Brothers and sisters in Christ: What a great day! Warm, 74 degrees, no humidity to speak of, breeze off the lake and thousands of people. Most of them exercising by running, jogging or riding bikes. As they whizzed by us, we were joined by the
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