Pope Francis Excommunicates Australian Priest Who Advocated For Gay Marriage And Female Clergy

Quote April 27, 2015 Paul Sposite Catholic, conservative, Conservative Catholics, Liberal Catholics, liberals Catholic, consrvative, gay, liberal, priest, woman

This is the teaching of the Church,why is anyone shocked? On the heels of Pope Francis' groundbreaking remarks faulting the Roman Catholic Church for being overly focused on homosexuality and abortion, news has emerged that the pontiff ordered the excommunication of a priest who advocated for women's rights and gay marriage. Melbourne-based news site The … Continue reading Pope Francis Excommunicates Australian Priest Who Advocated For Gay Marriage And Female Clergy

‘Priest for a day’ is a wish that came true | St. Louis Review

April 7, 2015 Paul Sposite Doing Good, Just for Fun Catholic, gift, priest

Make-A-Wish requests often involve meeting athletes, attending sporting events or traveling to amusement parks or beaches. When it came time for 11-year-old Brett Haubrich of south St. Louis County to make his wish, he not only listed none of those things but had no request at all. "He didn't want anything," explained his mother, Eileen. … Continue reading ‘Priest for a day’ is a wish that came true | St. Louis Review

500 Priests in England and Wales Just Signed A Letter That Everyone Should Read | CatholicVote.org

March 25, 2015 Paul Sposite church, Conservative Catholics Catholic, consrvative, England, priest, wales

Every priest should sign such a document... This letter may well be considered a historical document someday. Nearly 500 priests from England and Wales have signed a letter, published in the UK Catholic Herald this week, in which they state in no uncertain terms that the upcoming synod on the family should uphold the Church’s … Continue reading 500 Priests in England and Wales Just Signed A Letter That Everyone Should Read | CatholicVote.org

Object or Action… The Verb and the Noun

May 3, 2013May 3, 2013 Paul Sposite Catholic, church, Education, Faith, Family, Life, Religon, youth action, Another, attachment, basics, Catholic, Catholics, Change, church, doctor, Dynamics, Education, exception, experts, Faith, formation, generation, INFORMATION, institution, knowledge, Lets, Life, math, mathematician, mathematicians, million, noun, Object, Once, parish, path, Prayer, priest, Sprit, teacher, teachings, Theologian, Theologians, traditions, Vatican, verb, youth

The other day I attended an meeting at my Church, they have decided it was time to make some much needed changed to the religious education of the middle school youth program. It was time to re-evaluate how they approached the faith formation of youth, what books to use, if any, what grades will … Continue reading Object or Action… The Verb and the Noun

Guest Blogger: Is Having an Ego Good or Bad? By Rolland D Hurley

June 12, 2012June 12, 2012 Paul Sposite Ego, life coach, Self, selfhelp alliance, Although, aspiration, aspirations, belief, beliefs, Blogger, comparison, compassion, comprehension, creation, definition, description, dilemma, Disassociation, Egocentric, egotism, element, Emotion, emotions, enlightenment, essence, example, existence, expansion, explanation, feelings, forces, foundation, guest, havoc, heart, hindrance, human, Hurley, Improvement, individuals, infection, instrument, intentions, Life, misinterpretation, moment, monk, nature, Otherwise, perception, perpetrator, persuasion, pieces, portion, precision, priest, psyche, purpose, qualities, realm, reference, Rolland, Self, separation, student, Theory, trait, world, worth

Is Having an Ego Good or Bad? By Rolley D Hurley As I study the realm of thoughts, beliefs, feelings, and emotions in the psyche of humanity; I have become intrigued by the diverse description and explanation of the human Ego. Although it is found in every one of us, the usual reference has depicted … Continue reading Guest Blogger: Is Having an Ego Good or Bad? By Rolland D Hurley

My Detroit

May 3, 2012May 3, 2012 Paul Sposite History, Just for Fun, Michigan accomplishments, actions, advantage, alliance, allies, American, Anne, Anthony, Antoine, apostles, architecture, area, areas, Augustus, auto, Avenue, avenues, Érie, Battle, beginnings, Belestre, Belle, Berry, better, Boulevard, boulevards, Bréhant, brick, Britain, british, Cadillac, Canada, Canadians, Capital, Cars, Carver, Casson, cathedral, Catholic, Center, century, Charles, Chicago, Chief, chimneys, church, Circus, Clair, COLLECTION, Commander, Commerce, consumption, context, Cream, culture, Davison, Death, deception, destruction, detroit, Detroiter, Diamond, District, Dollier, Drugs, Edison, emblems, encouragement, Encyclopedia, Enfant, expedition, expressway, Fair, Falls, fame, father, Faygo, feet, Flag, fort, forts, François, France, freeway, French, From, frontier, Gabriel, Galinée, General, goal, Gogh, Gordy, Gothic, government, Grand, great, Greenville, Griffon, heart, Hemisphere, Hennepin, heritage, Hispanic, Historic, History, hotel, Huron, idol, immigrants, Indian, Indians, industry, innovation, Institute, Island, Isle, James, Jefferson, Jonathan, journal, justice, kids, lake, lakes, leader, Life, location, Louis, Made, Main, Major, mansions, Many, Marie, Marine, Marriott, McNichols, michigan, midwest, Mile, minister, Mission, missionary, Model, Montreal, Mothe, Motown, motto, Murder, Nation, National, Nations, Native, news, newspaper, North, Northwest, notes, November, numbers, office, officer, oldest, Orleans, Ottawa, outpost, Paris, parish, park, parks, path, Picoté, pieces, Pierre, places, Ponchartrain, Pontchartrain, Pontiac, Portrait, Potato, pride, priest, Proclamation, rail, Rangers, Rape, rebellion, region, Register, Renaissance, René, response, restrictions, revitalization, revival, revolution, Richard, River, road, roads, Robert, Rogers, Roman, Royal, sales, Salle, Sanders, Sault, Self, settlement, settlers, Several, Siege, soda, Soldiers, State, Statue, strait, streets, Stroh, Sulpician, system, territories, territory, theater, Thomas, thoroughfares, three, Timbers, traffic, transportation, tree, trees, tribes, Tunnel, Twelve, Vernor, Vernors, Vincent, warehouse, Warren, Washington, Waterworks, Wayne, weapons, West, Westcott, Western, Wikipedia, Windsor, Woodward, world

Augustus Woodward's plan following the 1805 fire for Detroit's baroque styled radial avenues and Grand Circus. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) I’m a Detroiter, I was born in the city, and I love the city. I no longer live in Detroit, I now live about 30 minutes outside of the city, but still consider myself a Detroiter. … Continue reading My Detroit

How to be Creative–WSJ

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Today I read a few interesting articles, so I thought I would share one with you. This is from the WSJ, I hope you enjoy it and find some use out of it. God Bless & Happy Lent Paul Sposite Guided Insight Life Coach BY: JONAH LEHRER Creativity can seem like magic. We look at … Continue reading How to be Creative–WSJ

Naked: A Lenten Reflection

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Image via Wikipedia 8 Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day, and they hid from the LORD God among the trees of the garden. 9 But the LORD God called to the man, “Where are you?” … Continue reading Naked: A Lenten Reflection

Take Courage: A Lenten Meditation

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25 Shortly before dawn Jesus went out to them, walking on the lake. 26 When the disciples saw him walking on the lake, they were terrified. “It’s a ghost,” they said, and cried out in fear. 27 But Jesus immediately said to them: “Take courage! It is I. Don’t be afraid.” 28 “Lord, if it’s you,” Peter … Continue reading Take Courage: A Lenten Meditation

Quiet: A Lenten Reflection

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“Teach me, and I will be quiet; show me where I have been wrong. Job 6:23-25 (NIV) This past weekend I attended a silent retreat offered by Miles Christi religious order of Brothers and Priest. This was the first silent retreat I have ever been on, and anyone that knows me, knows I love to … Continue reading Quiet: A Lenten Reflection

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Pope Francis Excommunicates Australian Priest Who Advocated For Gay Marriage And Female Clergy

‘Priest for a day’ is a wish that came true | St. Louis Review

500 Priests in England and Wales Just Signed A Letter That Everyone Should Read | CatholicVote.org

Object or Action… The Verb and the Noun

Guest Blogger: Is Having an Ego Good or Bad? By Rolland D Hurley

My Detroit

How to be Creative–WSJ

Naked: A Lenten Reflection

Take Courage: A Lenten Meditation

Quiet: A Lenten Reflection

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