It's time to get in the F-ing game (Faith, Family, Finances, Fitness & Fun)
Advice is our own-- please consult with spiritual, health or financial professional
Who's the man who taught me some of my most important financial lessons? Warren Buffet? Dave Ramsey? John Bogle? Mr. Money Mustache? Please check out my post. https://t.co/CejilxPuaB
I just published How the man least interested in finances taught me some of the most important financial lessons. https://t.co/SJr8PQQwqM Sharing more of my personal finances lessons big and small from my father. Never underestimate the value of family.
#Blessed? Find out why #prayer is the most important thing you will do today. You cannot afford not to development this #powerful#habit Check out my Medium post here: https://t.co/THToIyw6Gy
Time to improve your marriage & fitness at the same time. September is a great time to create a step habit and walking & talking. Check out our Medium post: https://t.co/0zd95f9aJI
Long weekend is great time to get #steps & improve not only your #fitness but your #marriage. Please check out @Medium for my story on https://t.co/0zd95f9aJI #walking#relationship or https://t.co/JrCu83cdCO
If you are doing virtual #mass on Sept 6, 2020 where are you watching? Tomorrow's Second Reading: #Romans 13: 8-10
"8 Owe no man any thing, but to love one another. For he that loveth his neighbour, hath fulfilled the law." Please send #besthomilies
@Pontifex I have found this book incredibly helpful. Guide to Daily Living: The Joy in Loving by Mother Teresa by Jaya Chalika & Edward LeJoly. Makes me grateful for each day & my #Blessings. Buy @Amazon Please note, as an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. What's better?
@Pontifex Powerful Gospel message today. Then Jesus said to his disciples, “Whoever wishes to come after me must deny himself, take up his cross, and follow me." - MT 16:24 Many still cannot attend in-person mass. Please send links to best virtual #Catholic Masses and #homilies
For Peter and the other disciples – but for us too! - the cross is a 'hindrance', whereas Jesus considers the 'hindrance' escaping the cross, which would mean avoiding the Father's will, the mission that the Father has entrusted to Him for our salvation. #GospelOfTheDay