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Ladies in the channel, do you wear makeup to church or not?
Anonymous Poll
11%
I wear none
9%
I wear very little
3%
I wear a moderate amount
2%
I wear a lot
75%
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Afraid you won't be a good Father? Here is how to Teach your son to be a good Man
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We can talk about raising children in-general; arguably, the most important thing that we as men and women will ever have to do in our lives. It is simply our duty as mothers and fathers to give Love, Joy and Strength to our children so that they can grow up to be sane and virtuous upon their own two feet.
Yet, parenting isn’t one-dimensional and although we could all agree on this broad principle, it does not tell us everything about the details of what we should do. Indeed, it does not – for example – tell us the difference between different types of parenting or different kinds of relationship such as those between mothers and daughters or, in our case… between fathers and sons.
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We can talk about raising children in-general; arguably, the most important thing that we as men and women will ever have to do in our lives. It is simply our duty as mothers and fathers to give Love, Joy and Strength to our children so that they can grow up to be sane and virtuous upon their own two feet.
Yet, parenting isn’t one-dimensional and although we could all agree on this broad principle, it does not tell us everything about the details of what we should do. Indeed, it does not – for example – tell us the difference between different types of parenting or different kinds of relationship such as those between mothers and daughters or, in our case… between fathers and sons.
Click in the link below to read the full article for Free
https://westernaesthetics.gumroad.com/l/CKnJm
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How many kids do you want to have?
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How many kids do you want to have?
How many kids do you currently have?
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57%
0
10%
1
12%
2
7%
3
4%
4
3%
5
1%
6
1%
7
1%
8
4%
More than 8
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Continuation of the Holy Gospel according to Luke
Luke 1:39-47
In that time, Mary, rising up, went into the hill country with haste into a city of Juda. And she entered into the house of Zachary, and saluted Elizabeth. And so on.
Homily by St. Ambrose, Bishop (of Milan)
Commentary on Luke, Bk. ii. c
When any one asketh another for credence, he is bound to give some reasonable ground. And so the Angel, when he announced to Mary the counsel of God, gave, as a proof, the conception of Elizabeth, then aged and barren, that Mary might perceive, by this example, that with God nothing is impossible. When the holy Virgin had heard it, she arose and went to visit her cousin. She did not go to see if what she had heard was true, because she did not believe God, or because she knew not who the messenger had been, or yet because she doubted the fact adduced in proof. She went joyfully as one who hath received a mercy in answer to his vow goeth to pay the same. She went with devotion, as a godly person goeth to execute a religious duty. She went into the hill country in joyful haste. And is it not something that she went up into the hills? God was already in her womb, and her feeling bore her continually upward. The grace of the Holy Spirit knoweth no slow working.
Godly women will learn from the example of the Mother of God to take a tender care of their kinswomen who are with child. In pursuance of this charity, Mary, who had hitherto remained alone at home, was not deterred by her maidenly shyness from entering on a public journey; she faced for this end the hardships of mountain travelling; and encountered with a sense of duty the weary length of the way. The Virgin left her home, and went into the hill country with haste, unmindful of the trouble, and remembering only the office to which her cousinly love prompted her, in spite of the delicacy of her sex. Maidens will learn from her not to idle about from house to house, to loiter in the streets, nor to take part in conversations in public. Mary, as she was hasteful to pass through the public roads, so was she slow again to enter on them she abode with her cousin about three months.
As the modesty of Mary is a pattern for the imitation of all maidens, so also is her humility. She went to see Elizabeth, like one cousin going to visit another, and as the younger to the elder. Not only did she first go, but she first saluted Elizabeth. Now, the purer a virgin is, the humbler ought she to be. She will know how to submit herself to her elders. She that professeth chastity ought to be a very mistress of humility. Lowly-mindedness is at once the very ground in which devotion groweth, and the first and principal rule of its teaching. In this act of the Virgin then we see the greater going to visit and to succour the lesser Mary to Elizabeth, Christ to John.
Luke 1:39-47
In that time, Mary, rising up, went into the hill country with haste into a city of Juda. And she entered into the house of Zachary, and saluted Elizabeth. And so on.
Homily by St. Ambrose, Bishop (of Milan)
Commentary on Luke, Bk. ii. c
When any one asketh another for credence, he is bound to give some reasonable ground. And so the Angel, when he announced to Mary the counsel of God, gave, as a proof, the conception of Elizabeth, then aged and barren, that Mary might perceive, by this example, that with God nothing is impossible. When the holy Virgin had heard it, she arose and went to visit her cousin. She did not go to see if what she had heard was true, because she did not believe God, or because she knew not who the messenger had been, or yet because she doubted the fact adduced in proof. She went joyfully as one who hath received a mercy in answer to his vow goeth to pay the same. She went with devotion, as a godly person goeth to execute a religious duty. She went into the hill country in joyful haste. And is it not something that she went up into the hills? God was already in her womb, and her feeling bore her continually upward. The grace of the Holy Spirit knoweth no slow working.
Godly women will learn from the example of the Mother of God to take a tender care of their kinswomen who are with child. In pursuance of this charity, Mary, who had hitherto remained alone at home, was not deterred by her maidenly shyness from entering on a public journey; she faced for this end the hardships of mountain travelling; and encountered with a sense of duty the weary length of the way. The Virgin left her home, and went into the hill country with haste, unmindful of the trouble, and remembering only the office to which her cousinly love prompted her, in spite of the delicacy of her sex. Maidens will learn from her not to idle about from house to house, to loiter in the streets, nor to take part in conversations in public. Mary, as she was hasteful to pass through the public roads, so was she slow again to enter on them she abode with her cousin about three months.
As the modesty of Mary is a pattern for the imitation of all maidens, so also is her humility. She went to see Elizabeth, like one cousin going to visit another, and as the younger to the elder. Not only did she first go, but she first saluted Elizabeth. Now, the purer a virgin is, the humbler ought she to be. She will know how to submit herself to her elders. She that professeth chastity ought to be a very mistress of humility. Lowly-mindedness is at once the very ground in which devotion groweth, and the first and principal rule of its teaching. In this act of the Virgin then we see the greater going to visit and to succour the lesser Mary to Elizabeth, Christ to John.
Forwarded from Catholic Femininity Realm
A guide to a Russian woman's traditional kitchen. From mealtimes and menus, food preservation and storage to cooking techniques and evening tea.
Forwarded from The Catloaf Channel
Merry Christmas!
I'll keep my message short and sweet this year; go out and love your family and friends. Praise God wherever you are and may those who see your life's walk be lead to our Lord our God. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, our God is good and gives us the breath of life that we may come to know him.
Hail to Christ and kneel for no one but Him!
I'll keep my message short and sweet this year; go out and love your family and friends. Praise God wherever you are and may those who see your life's walk be lead to our Lord our God. Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, our God is good and gives us the breath of life that we may come to know him.
Hail to Christ and kneel for no one but Him!