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Be careful what you pray for because His answer may burn like a branding iron.

Fashion comes and goes but the Faith of the Apostles endures despite the trendiness of society and modern religion.

Some things are just not worth holding on to in light of eternity.

We pray the prayer of St. Ephraim during Great Lent and understand the big items, but what about this one?

Communicating implies staying in touch including in our relationship with God.

Bringing up our children in an increasingly hostile world is the subject Molly addresses in today's episode.

To love like we have been loved is the ultimate goal of the Christian.

It takes time to develop roots and blossom in foreign soil.

Sometimes we need to abandon the good and choose the better even if it is inconvenient.

On the occasion of her 10th anniversary, Molly gives tribute to her husband, Troy.

“Acquire the Spirit of Peace,” said St. Seraphim of Sarov, “and thousands of souls around you will be saved.”

If your children are bored this summer, you will be able to relate to Molly's dilemma. Look for a helpful application in teaching our children to appreciate the liturgy.

Those small inconveniences and embarassments we experience don't begin to compare with the sufferings endured by the great martyrs of the faith.

Like sticky gum, our worries and fears can entangle our minds but there is hope.

Through thick and thin, the journey toward salvation is a family project!

The coming of the Holy Spirit gives hope for bringing up our children wisely.

Memorial Day is a time to remember those who served as well as those who will serve. Here is a story that truly hits "Close to Home."

Including those who genuinely mourn over their sin.

Molly explores the fulfillment of life to be found in the community of faith called Church.

How thirsty are you?