Fr. Mike’s Tips for Praying as a Busy Person

Fr. Mike’s Tips for Praying as a Busy Person

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Train Your Heart to Trust

What does "Give us this day our daily bread" really mean? Fr. Mike Schmitz explores why Jesus teaches us to ask for "daily bread" and how this simple prayer invites us to trust God one day at a time. 

The Differences Between Men and Women

Are men and women really that different? And if so, what do those differences reveal about how we relate to one another? Fr. Mike Schmitz explores how the differences between men and women are not reasons for division, but reminders of our need for one another. Rather than pittin ...  Show more

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