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Jess in the U.S – Hello Bethel

impulsive | ɪmˈpʌlsɪv | adjective 1. Acting or done without forethought. Synonyms: impetuous, spontaneous, hasty, passionate, emotional, uninhibited, unrepressed, abandoned According to the Oxford...

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Life of a Med Student – Expectation vs Reality

“Ugh life.” This has been a common phrase between friends and classmates lately, and to us it expresses a lot without really articulating much – it is the perfect response to so many situations and...

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The Extraordinary Ordinary Things of Life

  I am at my son Thomas’ wake. I have his memory box on my knee and I take out a few photos and pass them to a friend. “He was a chubby baby!” she exclaims. I reply, “He wasn’t really. Those photos...

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The Feast of Zelie and Louis Martin

Today marks the feast of Blessed Zélie and Blessed Louis Martin. Together, these holy people were the parents of Saint Therese of Lisieux, the “little flower”, one of their five daughters who all went...

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One year, One Child, God will show the way

“Take one year at a time, one child at a time, and God will show the way” has been the words that I’ve been using for almost the last 8 years I have been home schooling my children. When God hit me...

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The Journey to Restless Press

A year ago last week I was sitting in a cafe near North Sydney station in Sydney, writing a plan for how Restless Press would actually work. You see, a site like Restless Press had been a plan in my...

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Lamp of the Body: A Testimony of Christ’s Healing

“The eye is the lamp of the body. If your eyes are healthy, your whole body will be full of light.” (Matthew 6:22) An Unexpected Change About a month ago I received a letter from my local optometrist...

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5 Reasons to Read Quo Vadis

Who would ever want to read a long historical novel, set in the first century AD and written in the late nineteenth in Polish? After reading the following five reasons, I hope your question will...

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St Teresa and The Interior Castle: The Journey Home

  Birthday Today the year-long celebrations for the 500th birthday of St Teresa of Avila draw to a close.  It has been a wonderful 12 months commemorating this milestone.  Yet what is really important...

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On Prayers From and For The Deceased

“At what point can I stop praying for the souls of my deceased relatives? One of my grandfathers died in the ’50’s, another in the ’70’s, my uncle died as a boy in the early ’60’s… How do I know when...

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Life of a Med Student – 10 Lessons Learned

Wow, it is November already, and I have officially finished my 4th year of Med School. I have also missed a fair number of months of articles (my bad…). What a year it has been! So to get y’all up to...

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Australian Catholic Youth Festival 2015

Lindsay attended the Australian Catholic Youth Festival over the 3-5 December 2015 in Adelaide. The festival was a wonderful time for the 3500+ young people who came along from all over Australia....

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Confession of a Girl Who Came Home

This is my confession. I was tricked into accepting God back into my life. Yes, you read that right, I was tricked. Duped. Hoodwinked. Bamboozled – or perhaps more accurately, I was enticed by...

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Confessions of a Girl Who Sucks at Praying

This is my confession: I’m really bad at praying. Before you get all judgy on me, it’s not as bad as it sounds. I love praying, having a conversation with God is often the highlight of my day, but once...

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Confessions of a Girl with Mental Illness

This is my confession: I have a mental illness When I was 17, I was diagnosed with Chronic Depression (yeah, we’re diving straight in) but I believe that if I’d had the guts to see my doctor earlier,...

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5 Reasons You Should Read The Good Doctor

Expelled from two schools, Lance O’Sullivan became a troublemaker and was on a fast path to failure. In desperation, his solo mother sent him to Hato Petera College, where he connected with his Maori...

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