You know, some things we just in...
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Dr. Kim ..Posted
Sat 13 Sep 2008 12:04am
You know, some things we just instinctively know bepaws we’re much more in “tune” to our real selves than humans are to theirs these days, bepaws we can’t be anything but our real selves WOOF! Tracie is going to be our guest on Animal Talk Naturally in January!
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DOG PAWSE: Exploring a canine’s sense ...
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Marian Meme
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Leticia V.Posted
Fri 12 Sep 2008 10:34am
I tagged myself for the Marian Meme, at Margaret Mary's invitation, as I just couldn't resist the chance to share my devotions to Our Lady.
Favorite Marian Image
As difficult as this choice can be, with so many lovely images out there, I'd have to settle on Our Lady of Guadalupe, since this is the image she is is alleged to have 'drawn' he ...
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My Favorite Catholic Singer
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Leticia V.Posted
Fri 12 Sep 2008 10:34am
I have known and loved the music of Irish singer Dana since she first burst upon the international scene in 1979 as Pope John Paul II visited Ireland and the USA, with her song, "Totus Tuus". She composed and performed the theme song for World Youth Day in Colorado in 1993, "We are Once Body", sang many more times for Pope John Paul II, and ha ...
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Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows
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Leticia V.Posted
Mon 22 Sep 2008 10:24am
Fr Dwight Longnecker has a beautiful meditation on why today's feast immediately follows the feast of the Exhaltation of the Holy Cross. Our Lady leads us by her example of sharing in the suffering of Our Lord, we follow her, carrying our crosses. See the beautiful collection of Marian art at Salve Regina.
I have friends who carried the contents ...
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In defense of Christopher Columbus
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Leticia V.Posted
Tue 14 Oct 2008 4:12am
Mary Vitamin gives a non-PC version of the Christopher Columbus, the man who brought Catholicism to America.
History also tells us that Christopher Columbus was a Third Order Franciscan. This tells us more about the expression of the explorer’s faith. Marian devotion has always been a hallmark of members belonging to this order. Why would it be ...
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Amazing rosary video
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Leticia V.Posted
Sat 21 Feb 2009 9:41pm
See if you recognize more stars than I do; Eduardo Verastegui sings the "Salve Regina" and Immaculee Ilibagiza prays the prayer which saw her through the Rwandan genocide.
Copy the code and pass it on!
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A holiday present
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Michael MerzenichPosted
Sat 13 Jun 2009 12:16am
The following comments were written by Meghan Lil, who I knew as a darling, sassy little lass, 8 or 9 years old at the time of our first meeting. In my mind’s eye, she’s still a kid. In reality, she’s a beautiful, intelligent young woman. In her words:
“When I was in first grade, I was seemingly a normal child in every respect, except for ...
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A General Guide to Creating an Effective Pain Liniment or Salve
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Kiva R.Posted
Fri 20 Feb 2009 5:40pm
That’s 8 yr. old Rhiannon sitting on a rock ledge looking out at the budding Cottonwood trees, one of my favorite pain salve ingredients.
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Pain salves are used for a wide variety of purposes, but are most commonly applied to sore and often inflamed joints and muscles. This pain and inflammation can stem from many sources, including art ...
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Epsom salts & Salve
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Dr. Country Doctor ..Posted
Wed 01 Oct 2008 10:52pm
There's certain tricks of the trade that, quite frankly, I'm shocked that I get away with at times. Not that I'm deceitful or anything, it's just so simple. When I was just starting in rural practice patients would occasionally hold out their arm or leg to show me a rash and tell me, "Well, I put a little salve on it and it seemed to help a littl ...
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