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Category: Frontiers
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Family: Loved And Forgiven

In a truly mature family where children are given affirmation, understanding, trust, encouragement and inspiration, children grow up fulfilled and satisfied children. They will attain a sense of freedom and will be constantly challenged to stand on their own feet, find freedom through education and community involvement, and mature friendships. They will be self-reliant and independent. They will not be the rebellious, prodigal children and will not see their parents as mere sources of money for personal gratification and selfish ambition.

By Fr. Shay Cullen, MSSC | Preda Foundation
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Fueling Violence

After news about the violence perpetrated by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria spread all over the world, many religious and non-government organizations pressured nations to act aggressively to neutralize the jihadist group. Despite being the subject of persecution, however, Christians, particularly the Catholic Church, have continually emphasized the need for a peaceful intervention to the crisis, no matter how brutal it has become.

By Tony Magliano | Internationally Syndicated Columnist
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A Valuable Gift

Catholic social teaching is, unfortunately, the Church’s best kept secret.

By Tony Magliano
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Shouting Into The Silence

One of the most important things for a happy meaningful life is to have a goal, a positive purpose that does good for others
and for ourselves. It can be helping in the community, volunteering in a Fair Trade shop, supporting in a shelter for the homeless, or raising funds for a worthy cause.

By Fr. Shay Cullen, MSSC | Preda Foundation
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Climate Change Is Upon Us

We all have to be caretakers of our God-given world; the garden of Eden is sadly wilting and dying and we, humans, will be dying in body and spirit with it – through disease, famine, and extreme weather events. Now it’s time to repent and make amends.

By Fr. Shay Cullen, SSC | PREDA Foundation
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My Brief Experience As A Homeless Man

Homelessness can only be experienced by those who truly have nothing. But the experience of being homeless and poor can also enrich us, allowing us to appreciate what God has given us and to help those who have nothing to call home.

By Tony Magliano *
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Millions Of Refugees With No Place To Call Home

Emergency: Syria! Emergency: South Sudan! Emergency: Democratic Republic of the Congo! These are the alarming messages being displayed on the homepage of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (www.unhcr.org).

By Tony Magliano *
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Announcing The Resurrection

They approached, embraced His feet, and did Him homage. Then Jesus said to them, “Do not be afraid.” (Mt 28:19)

By Phyllis Zagano*
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The Human Face Of Philippine Povert

Reggie is the human face of poverty in the Philippines. He and his family lived on the edge of total poverty until typhoon Haiyan pushed him and his family into absolute poverty this November, 2013.

By Fr. Shay Cullen, SSC | PREDA Foundation
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The Danger of Gmo Foods

The pictures of the hungry children holding up placards with the single word “Food” and another that cried out “Help,” these, among many others, were heart-wrenching cries of hundreds of thousands of poor people whose lives, homes, and families were wrecked by the devastating, all powerful storm to hit the Philippines last 7 November.

By Fr. Shay Cullen, Ssc | Preda Foundation
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