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Recovery Rosary Meditation: Jana I. Experiences Rebirth After Addiction

Recovery Rosary Meditation: Jana I. Experiences Rebirth After Addiction

The following is an excerpt from The Recovery Rosary, a book offering 20 personalized meditations (one for each mystery of the Rosary) covering a variety of addictions, such as alcoholism, drug addiction, lust-related addictions, compulsive/disordered eating...

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Recovery Rosary Meditation: Jana I. Experiences Rebirth After Addiction

Recovery Rosary Meditation: Kathy B. Finds Healing from Addiction & Abortions

The following is an excerpt from The Recovery Rosary, a book offering 20 personalized meditations (one for each mystery of the Rosary) covering a variety of addictions, such as alcoholism, drug addiction, lust-related addictions, compulsive/disordered eating...

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Pride, Addiction, & Saint Benedict’s Twelve Steps of Humility: A Working Theology of Recovery (Part 1)

Pride, Addiction, & Saint Benedict’s Twelve Steps of Humility: A Working Theology of Recovery (Part 1)

“To get completely away from our aversion to the idea of being humble, to gain a vision of humility as the avenue to true freedom of the human spirit, to be willing to work for humility as something to be desired for itself, takes most of us a long, long time” (Twelve...

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How to Take a Daily Moral Inventory in Light of the Beatitudes (Part 2)

How to Take a Daily Moral Inventory in Light of the Beatitudes (Part 2)

In part one of this series, Mark L. details how the first three Beatitudes can help us in our recovery and spiritual lives “Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied.” This Beatitude suggests we must actively pursue God and...

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How to Take a Daily Moral Inventory in Light of the Beatitudes (Part 2)

How to Take a Daily Moral Inventory in Light of the Beatitudes (Part 1)

The first formal Step Four a recovering person makes can be likened to the preparation for a “general Confession” made by a Catholic who has returned to the Church after being away or been received into the Church for the first time. This in-depth and thorough...

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Seeing the Church as Our Loving Mother

Seeing the Church as Our Loving Mother

A few weeks ago, my wife and I were talking about the messiness of my relationship with my mom, and a video I had recently watched online popped into my head. The video began with sentimental background music and captions explaining the circumstances of a family: the...

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