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You are on trial. You have been accused of a severe crime: being a Christian.

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You are on trial. You have been accused of a severe crime: being a Christian. The Jury looks familiar. Too familiar. Is that your son? And daughter? And their friends???? How could this be? Where is your lawyer? Do you have a lawyer? For this imaginary scenario, your lawyer is someone who knows you better than you know yourself. Your lawyer is your conscious. And in this courtroom, your memory will serve as the Prosecution. Would the members of the Jury find us guilty or innocent of being a Christian? And, much more importantly, will they follow in our footsteps,...

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When a teddy bear is so much more!

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying, and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on CTV News (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date.  B.C. woman reunited with lost teddy bear containing a treasure... VANCOUVER -- Mara Soriano has spent the last four days checking the alleys and dumpsters of Vancouver's West End, putting...

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A sink full of dishes; a heart full of love.

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying, and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on CNN (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date.  Florida woman took dishwashing job so she could visit husband with Alzheimer's during pandemic Mary Daniel took a job as a dishwasher at a nursing home so she could visit her...

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Sunday Morning Meant Going to Church

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Those were the days... Sunday morning meant going to Church. Period. There were no alternatives, no deviations, no postponement, no rainchecks. If we were breathing come Sunday morning, it meant we would soon start getting ready to go to Church. We followed this same routine after our son was born. He attended Liturgy, religiously (no pun intended) since his baptism day.  When he started crawling, I would spend most of Liturgy attempting to mollify his burgeoning independence by carrying him lest he escaped and climbed the shallow steps leading to the altar, God forbid!  When he started walking, we spent...

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An Icy Father’s Day Gift to Warm the Heart!

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on the Chicago Tribune  (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date. Family buys all of a Chicago paletero’s ice pops on Father’s Day, collects nearly $40K for him: ‘He refuses to stop working’ Though he is almost 70, Rosario Del...

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Happy July 4th Week-End!

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Pandemic of Love – Uplifting News Story

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on NBC Miami  (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date.  South Florida Woman Spreads ‘Pandemic of Love' to Help Community in Crisis With unemployment at historic levels, there are so many families who need help. The long lines at food...

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40 Days of Giving -Uplifting News story!

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on (Good News Network) (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date.  Principal Rallies His Community to Serve 10,000 Cooked Meals to Seniors During 40 Days of COVID Crisis in India A union territory in India with lovely beaches and serene...

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Cancelled Prom? A 7-years old comes to the rescue!

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on Good Morning America (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date.  7-year-old holds prom for his babysitter after hers was cancelled due to COVID-19 When prom was cancelled for one 17-year-old, the little boy she babysits came to her rescue....

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Paying it forward at the grocery store- Italian Inspiration

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Good day, With so much troubling, worrying, and negative news stories, I thought I would start a new tradition of finding positive articles, stories, or anecdotes that I would share with you to start the week. This story was shared on NPR (the link is attached at the end of the article). I have transcribed it here in case it gets removed by that webmaster at a future date.  In Italy, 'Suspended Shopping' Helps Those Facing Economic Hardship During Pandemic. In Italy, where the coronavirus has shuttered more than 2 million businesses and left 1 in every 2 workers without...

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