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Dec '25 •
Count your blessings Challenge!
Okay…. You asked for it! Here’s the challenge! 🫶 We need to start counting our blessings. The world is full of bad news — but we have the greatest News… Jesus who comes to save us! But… we need to announce it when it comes. 💪So here’s the challenge: Every day - create a new post under the challenge category and share a blessing you received that day… You get an extra point if you share a Bible verse! (Possible — 2 points a day) This is going to be an advent challenge… so the last day is Christmas! 😇Winner will receive an advanced copy of my book on prayer — currently in the works! And the challenge starts…. NOW! 🥹🙏🔥 Here’s my blessing: all of you - sharing your faith - loving your faith - ready to commit to growth in virtue! I’m grateful for this community!
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Aug '25 •
How to USE SKOOL Community Well
Hi Friends, I wanted to just explain a bit about how we can use this community forum well. 1.) There are categories of posts: Prayer, Fitness coaching, general discussion, learn about the virtues, wins and group coaching. When we do a group call, I will assign it to the “group coaching”. When I give a lesson on the virtues or fitness, those will be tagged under those headings. WE WANT to HEAR ABOUT YOUR WINS! We want to know how things are going! Please witness to God’s grace in your life by posting your wins! These can be little things or big things. We want to rejoice together, but we can only do that if you share! We also want to PRAY FOR YOU. When you have a prayer intention, just select the category, “prayer” and post your intention. Then the community — myself included — can offer our prayers for you. You can post all kinds of ways. You can upload short videos, share links and photos (appropriate ones, of course!) and GIFs that can make your post stand out. Don’t be afraid to use them! 2.) There is a classroom section. Here you will find an assortment of things in development that will be more “long-form” courses and lessons. Over time we hope to develop the classroom into something that can offer systematic training for those interested. 3.) We will start to have challenges and prizes. The more engagement, the more we will be able to grow our community and strengthen each other in the spiritual life. 4.) There is a “Map” section that allows you to see where we all live. It is a pretty cool feature and allows us to realize how big and wide our community is! Check it out! 5.) Have a little fun. This is a group for us to grow together, learn together, and strive for holiness together. That’s why we exist, and the more we engage, the better this experience will be! That is all! God Bless you!
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St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Pray for Us!
As we enter a new year, many reflect on 2025. It's joys, it's sorrows; all culminating into how the last 365 days were for us. While it's important to look back, it's even more important to look forward. As such, we should look at the Patron Saint of new beginnings, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. The first American-born Saint, she had a path that only God could foresee. Born into an Episcopalian family in New York, she was married off to William Magee Seton. But not even 10 years into their marriage, her husband caught tuberculosis. While they moved to Italy with hopes of recovery, he passed away, leaving her a widow with five children. After his passing, she moved back to America. While she left her husband behind, she came home with a heart radically in love with Catholicism. While her conversion resulted in a loss of social status, financial security, and many family relationships; her love for Christ, the Holy Mother, and the Eucharist was stronger. From here, she would move to Baltimore to teach. After only one year in Maryland, she founded the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph’s. Here, they ran Saint Joseph’s Academy and a free school for girls. While there was no way she could have known at the time, this educational model would go on to shape Catholic schools in America. Furthermore, her religious organization would go on to establish orphanages, hospitals, and social service centers worldwide. St. Seton had an incredibly difficult decision to make. She could have kept her life as it was, being scared of the unknown; but she trusted God to steer her life towards him. While trusting God may not always be the easiest thing to do, it's important to remember that God can do amazing things in your life. Let God direct 2026; He just needs your trust. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Pray for Us! https://missions.ewtn.com/dailysaint/st-elizabeth-ann-seton/#:~:text=The%20families%20of%20her%20husband's,caused%20her%20to%20lose%20students
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Nov '25 •
Share one grace - challenge
Hi my friends! Can you share One Grace that’s happened to you today?! I’ll go first: I was reminded today how great God’s love is — God let me get a little extra rest and still made sure I didn’t miss Mass! Let’s hear them!
Nov '25 •
Powerful quote.
The devil knows your name, but calls you by your sin. The Father knows your sin, but will only call you by your name!
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