The most Awesome post you will ever read, it’s Epic!

May 14, 2014May 14, 2014 Paul Sposite Ego, Family, Friendship, Life, Media, Respect, Self, youth adults, adventure, announcement, attention, Awesome, Carol, cats, christmas, classics, commandments, communication, conversation, definition, definitions, dinner, Epic, example, facebook, garbage, generation, Goes, hollywood, interaction, Just, LinkedIn, Look, mall, maybe, message, moment, movie, movies, Nephew, postings, relevance, respect, response, Seems, slang, Smith, tango, task, text, tool, topic, trust, Tweet, video, Washington, Wasp, Wind, Women, youth

Have you noticed that everything is awesome and epic? Every time someone post a new video of a dog doing something or a cat being a cat they claim it to be epic, the best, most funniest video ever… a must see…. Really? Can every video of very baby and every dog, or better yet, … Continue reading The most Awesome post you will ever read, it’s Epic!

Road to Redemption: How to Overcome Feeling Sorry for Yourself

May 17, 2012May 17, 2012 Paul Sposite Called by God, Change, Education, Faith, Freedom, Improvement, Life, life coach, Love, Prayer, Religon, Salvation, Self, selfhelp, Works acceptance, action, actions, archive, attitudes, author, basket, bearer, blog, bones, Carnegie, christmas, cleaver, communion, Consider, Dale, desires, destruction, Emotion, energy, event, fact, failure, Faith, freedom, friend, gift, gifts, greatest, habit, human, imperfections, interaction, items, journal, keyboard, knowledge, learn, liberation, Life, Lord, magazine, mist, moment, moments, Nation, nature, needs, Notice, obligation, outlook, output, Overcome, pain, paper, participant, perfection, person, possibilities, pray, Prayer, preform, reaction, read, receiver, recipient, redemption, rejection, requirement, road, salvation, Self, Some, sorry, spirit, Thank, think, Through, ticket, times, trust, vessel, words, world, Yourself

Feeling sorry for yourself, and you present condition, is not only a waste of energy but the worst habit you could possibly have. -Dale Carnegie What can we do about this, how can we change our own outlook on our own life? How do we stop feeling sorry for ourselves, stopping the self-pity and self loathing? … Continue reading Road to Redemption: How to Overcome Feeling Sorry for Yourself

12 Things Every Catholic Should Know About the U.S. Scandals

April 20, 2010October 6, 2010 Paul Sposite Catholic, church, Media, news About, abuse, Account, activities, Adult, allegations, American, Andrew, April, Archbishop, article, articles, Association, avoidance, background, Benedict, Bishops, Brown, cases, Catechism, Catholic, child, children, christ, church, clerics, Click, college, comments, conclusion, conference, context, correspondent, Criminal, crisis, danger, depth, Dolan, Editors, employees, environment, establishment, events, extent, father, friends, From, Garth, Gleaner, gospel, guardian, Hopkins, horror, huffingtonpost, insistence, interaction, John, Johns, justice, knowledge, Lead, Leland, Longenecker, longer, male, Margaret, McHugh, Medical, members, million, ministry, National, Newsweek, Nobody, offender, organizations, path, Paul, penance, period, person, policy, pope, priest, priests, protection, purification, Rattray, Register, rehabilitation, renewal, reports, researcher, salvation, Scandal, scandals, scrutiny, Seminarians, Sexual, Should, sinner, sinners, Smith, solution, Support, suspension, therapy, Timothy, tragedy, Unusual, Vatican, victims, York

by The Editors, Register correspondent Tuesday, Apr 20, 2010 8:00 AM Comments 1. The crisis seems to be nearing its conclusion. The vast majority of allegations are from the 1960-1985 period, and only six cases of clerical sex abuse in 2009 have been reported. 2. There was no global cover-up. “Nobody, nowhere, no time, no … Continue reading 12 Things Every Catholic Should Know About the U.S. Scandals

The Church and the Public Square

October 29, 2009 Paul Sposite Catholic, church, Education, Faith, Friendship, Life, Prayer, social justice, youth adam, agenda, Although, Americans, argument, attendance, bench, Born, Both, brother, Catholic, Catholics, christmas, church, conservatism, convictions, doctrine, documents, donor, election, example, Faith, fate, father, Female, gender, generation, gift, goal, government, himself, human, ideals, image, interaction, Jesus, judges, kids, legislate, liberalism, Liberals, Life, logic, male, Mart, mary, mass, Merry, mindset, Most, mother, obama, opinions, paper, parishioners, Paul, person, perspective, places, politicians, prayers, President, priest, proportions, Public, Radio, Self, shoppers, social, souls, Square, statements, system, tree, truth, Vatican, Virgin, woman, world, youth

The past month or so I have been asked or confronted with the statements about the Catholic faith. Most often from Catholics themselves. The questions range from the very basic to the very deep and for the most part the statements have almost always been anti-conservatism or pro-liberalism if you like. Me I look at … Continue reading The Church and the Public Square

'Liar in Your Life' Author Feldman: Why We Lie So Much

August 19, 2009 Paul Sposite Change, Control, Faith, Improvement, Life, Self About, advantage, affirmation, aren, article, assessment, assumption, author, behavior, career, correlation, cost, culture, deception, easier, EBEN, effort, fathers, Feldman, findings, HARRELL, human, interaction, interactions, kids, legacy, Liar, Lies, Life, magazine, Massachusetts, message, nonverbal, Otherwise, paradox, Participants, people, period, person, plays, policy, presentation, professor, rates, read, relationships, Remedy, remorse, Research, result, Robert, role, rules, skill, statements, Tell, time, times, topic, work

This is take from an online article in Time magazine….. By EBEN HARRELL Eben Harrell – 29 mins ago A professor of psychology at the University of Massachusetts, Robert Feldman has spent most of his career studying the role deception plays in human relationships. His most recent book, The Liar in Your Life: How … Continue reading 'Liar in Your Life' Author Feldman: Why We Lie So Much

Priest, Profit and King

April 1, 2009October 6, 2010 Paul Sposite Called by God, Catholic, church, Education, Ego, Faith, Lent, Life, selfhelp amends, arrogance, baptism, calvary, Catholic, children, christ, church, code, creation, damnation, direction, doings, Earth, emotions, establishment, fact, Faith, fathers, feelings, flaws, foot, foundation, freewill, From, gates, gift, glory, gospels, heaven, hell, himself, History, human, imperfection, imperfections, innocence, interaction, Jesus, lamb, Lord, management, mass, members, nature, needs, news, Over, pain, Paul, persecution, Peter, pieces, Popes, pride, priest, Profit, prophet, purpose, Rather, remainder, response, road, roads, salvation, Scandal, sins, spirit, steps, stones, successor, taker, teachings, times, traditions, True, truth, truths, wisdom, word, world

A a minister with in the Catholic Church I am charged with teaching the truths of the Church, proclaiming the good news of the Gospels and imparting the moral code that the Church has given us. In truth as a Catholic, regardless if I'm a minister or not I am charged with the same. We … Continue reading Priest, Profit and King

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