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How can I practice gratitude in my everyday life?

Steven PutmanOctober 9, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Gratitude Question: How can I practice gratitude in my everyday life? Answer: God has given each of us many blessings. Fostering an “attitude of gratitude” might be easier than you think. Simple, concrete practices can … Read More

What is the story behind the rosary?

Steven PutmanOctober 2, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: What is the story behind the rosary? Answer: The rosary is a sacred and popular Catholic devotion, but its origins are mysterious. Prayer beads to facilitate meditation began in the early ages of the … Read More

How can I incorporate serving the poor in my everyday life?

Steven PutmanSeptember 25, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: I volunteer every once in a while. How can I incorporate serving the poor in my everyday life? Answer: In the Gospels, Jesus is very clear about emphasizing outreach to vulnerable persons on the … Read More

What does Jesus mean by “You cannot serve both God and mammon,”?

Steven PutmanSeptember 18, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: When Jesus says, “You cannot serve both God and mammon,” what does he mean? What is mammon? Answer: When you hear Scripture proclaimed each Sunday, remember it wasn’t originally written in English. Hebrew, Aramaic, … Read More

How should I reach out to someone close to me who has left the Church?

Steven PutmanSeptember 12, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: Someone close to me has left the Church. How should I reach out to them? Answer: For many of us, this can be a challenging question. When people we love leave the Church, we … Read More

What does “redemptive suffering” and “carrying your cross” mean in our daily life?

Steven PutmanSeptember 4, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: As Catholics, we talk a lot about “redemptive suffering” and “carrying your cross.” What does that mean practically in daily life? Answer: When Jesus spoke these words, they would have sounded quite intense to … Read More

Will many or few people be saved?

Steven PutmanAugust 20, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: In some passages of the Bible, Jesus makes it sound like only a few people will be saved. But we talk about hoping for everyone’s salvation. So which one is it – will many … Read More

If we are all meant to be united in Christ, why is there so much division in the Church

Steven PutmanAugust 14, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: If we are all meant to be united in Christ, why is there so much division in the Church? Answer: Each Sunday, we profess that we believe in “one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church.” … Read More

What are some good ideas for incorporating prayer into my daily routine?

Steven PutmanAugust 7, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: I’d like to pray each day, but I can’t seem to find the time. Do you have any suggestions? Answer: There are a lot of different ways to incorporate prayer into your daily routine. … Read More

Where does the idea of tithing come from?

Steven PutmanJuly 31, 2019QandALeave a Comment

Question: I’ve heard people say we should tithe a portion of our income. Where does that idea come from? Answer: Giving generously to the needs of the Church and the poor is an ancient idea, … Read More

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