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Social Network of the New Evangelization generation — providing #Catholic perspectives for young adults. Maintained by @cmsorrps4610

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"Each year with the dawn of warm weather, Catholic media is suddenly buzzing with a myriad of posts and articles addressing the virtue of modesty." #CatholicTwitter
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"The sacred innocence and holiness of a child’s heart and soul are worth fighting for. There is no greater mission." #CatholicTwitter
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"We are pleased to share an article by author Claudia Cangilla McAdam on her new book, Mother Cabrini: A Heart for the World by Sophia Institute Press." #CatholicTwitter

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"We are pleased to share an article by author Daniel Fitzpatrick on his new book, Restoring the Lord’s Day, by Sophia Institute Press." #CatholicTwitter
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"We are pleased to share an excerpt from Julia Wade’s book St. Joseph’s Workshop by Sophia Institute Press." #CatholicTwitter
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"It struck me the other day that these First Readings during Lent all have a common theme: they tell the story of Salvation History through the Covenants."
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"Parents also want to ensure that their children receive a solid and orthodox teaching of the Catholic Faith. Too many Catholic schools have begun to cater to the “woke” agenda." @cmsorrps4610 #CatholicTwitter
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"So let us love everything good in this physical world, neither dismissing it as superficial nor clinging to it as an idol but appreciating all things in their proper place, facets of the glorious Kingdom of God." #CatholicTwitter
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"During my stay in Beauraing I was struck by the simplicity of Our Lady’s words and the depth of meaning they conveyed." @CatholicTwitter
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"The Italian theologian, nicknamed the “Dumb Ox” because of his size and frequent silence, is thought by many to be the finest philosopher who ever lived."@danleroy #CatholicTwitter
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"We prefer Christmas parties with eggnog and chocolates versus soup and sandwiches and the Stations of the Cross. No one loves suffering and penance, even certain saints longed for Lent to be over." #PatrickOHearn #CatholicTwitter

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"Today, you and I will receive a “mask”. We will receive a visible, outward sign that will show to everyone in the world that we are Christian. But are we? Does our forehead say we are followers of Christ, but our life say otherwise?" #CatholicTwitter
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"Bruised, battered, and broken from my experience, religious life became a living hell for me, and the best version of myself began to disappear with every scourging that I received from my tormentor." #CatholicTwitter
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"I was watching the Pro-Life March on Washington for most of the day. I’ve smiled at how young the protesters look, marveled at the immense size of the crowd, and listened intently to the speakers." #CatholicTwitter
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"Sant’Agnese is one of these early Christian churches. It was built in the VII C. on the site of an old basilica built by Constantine over a series of catacombs. It is said that Sant’Agnese herself is buried there." #CatholicTwitter
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"Joe McGivney, a relative of Knights of Columbus founder Bl. Michael McGivney, explains his journey from alcohol-infused devastation to healing and happiness through God’s mercy." #CatholicTwitter
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"Human life is always infinitely valuable, and any developing person is always innocent of supposed inconveniences of his or her birth." #CatholicTwitter

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"When we offer our body, blood, soul, and humanity to God in the Eucharist, He offers in return His body, blood, soul, and divinity to us." #CatholicTwitter
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"Allowing the Lord to have full control of my life is affirming that God knows more than I do." #CatholicTwitter
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