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God, who knows the very being of us all, chooses this man – what a man of great integrity he must have been!
I have said this before and will say it again: The Archdiocese of Milwaukee is blessed to have a rich faith community.
It’s half time, so if our Lent is a marathon, then now is the time when we remind ourselves why we entered the race.
Perhaps it is a part of aging that as our senses – sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste – become less acute, our spiritual senses become more refined; it is all part of growth.
Each of us possess a unique story that has been fashioned by God, and it’s our obligation to follow the path that leads us into a closer relationship with Jesus, our Lord and Savior.
With Ash Wednesday, we begin our preparation instructed by the Gospel of St. Matthew. We are told to prepare by prayer, fasting and almsgiving. This is our statement that God is important, appreciated and loved.
In a Catholic school, you can worship, you can pray, and you can discuss and debate about God’s existence, exercising your first amendment freedom not limited by secular biases.
If this right is not secured, then all other rights are in danger.