Articles in category: Spiritual

1. How to eliminate all your problems with spiritual cleansing

   Explore SaveDelete May 12 2020 Spiritual

   

   Deep relaxation that releases tension and stress Increases vitality and longevity Strengthens the body immune system and accelerates self-healing Adjust the flow of energy of the endocrine system and hormonal balance. Helps to relieve pain and assess the body to eliminate toxins Maintaining normal blood pressure. Helps to get rid of negative emotions and such as envy, anger, jealousy, sadness, and resentment.

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2. Indonesia: The world's most-populous Muslim nation just banned holiday travel over Ramadan - CNN

   Explore CNN.com Apr 24 2020 Spiritual

   

   Indonesia has temporarily banned domestic road, air and sea travel starting Friday to prevent the spread of coronavirus, as millions of Muslims mark the start of the holy month of Ramadan.
   
   Indonesia is the world's most populous Muslim nation and tens of millions of people make their way home to celebrate the end of Ramadan each year with families and loved ones, an annual tradition called mudik.

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3. Churches sue California governor over antivirus orders

   Explore kcra.com Apr 14 2020 Spiritual

   

   Three Southern California churches that want to keep their doors open during the coronavirus outbreak sued Gov. Gavin Newsom and other officials on Monday, arguing that social distancing orders violate the First Amendment right to freedom of religion and assembly.The suit, filed in the federal court for the Central District of California, also names state Attorney General Xavier Becerra and officials of San Bernardino and Riverside counties.The suit seeks to block Newsom’s month-old stay-at-home order and two county orders designed to slow the spread of COVID-19 by having people mostly stay at home, closing businesses except for ...

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4. As a pandemic peaks at Christianity’s Easter climax, churches adapt online

   Explore Religion News Service Apr 11 2020 Spiritual

   

   On Palm Sunday (April 5), the Rev. Ted Gabrielli, a bespectacled Jesuit with a bushy beard, stood in the bed of a roving pickup truck that traveled through Boyle Heights, a mostly Latino neighborhood on Los Angeles’ east side.

   Gabrielli, a pastor at Dolores Mission Church, greeted neighbors from the truck and blessed the homes, alleys and streets he passed. He greeted many by name. One neighbor, caught on a Facebook livestream of the procession, stood from her home waving palms, the symbol of Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem in the week before he was crucified.

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5. Pope Francis prays to empty Vatican, St. Peter's Square

   Explore usatoday.com Mar 28 2020 Spiritual

   

   As Easter approaches , images from an empty St. Peter's Square during a prayer Friday paint a stark portrait of the Vatican, which, along with surrounding Italy, has been afflicted by coronavirus. During the Urbi and Orbi prayer, Pope Francis stood underneath a canopy as he spoke to an empty St. Peter's Square. The Pope likened the coronavirus pandemic to an "unexpected, turbulent storm" that brings us on "the same boat."

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6. DIOCESE OF ORANGE RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS | OC Catholic

   Explore OC Catholic Mar 17 2020 Spiritual

   As news surrounding coronavirus continues to emerge, Catholics across Orange County are asked to take necessary precautions to stop the spread of this virus. We acknowledge the importance of washing of our hands, “social distancing” and “flattening the curve” to restrict its spread.
   
   The mission of the Church is the salvation of souls. We consider it essential that churches remain open for worship for the care of souls, just as hospitals remain open for care of the body. While other parish-related gatherings are being canceled, during this time of crisis the Church is called to provide hope and comfort.
   
   The public’s health and safety are paramount to the Diocese of Orange. We are monitoring the health situation and will make changes as needed.

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7. Ash Wednesday: A changing tradition

   Explore CNN.com Feb 26 2020 Spiritual

   

   Are you ready to give up caffeine for 40 days? What about your social media accounts? While giving up those things may seem hard for you, Christians long ago used to give up a whole lot more.
   
   Ash Wednesday is today. It marks the first day of Lent in Western churches. The ashes symbolize penance and the dust from which God made people.
   When priests mark Christian's forehead with the ashes they often say, 'Repent and believe in the Gospel,' or 'Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return.'

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8. Sunrise Updates: Will Bernie Sanders go all the way?

   Explore The Christian Science Monitor Feb 24 2020 Spiritual

   

   By David Clark Scott Audience Engagement Editor @davidclarkscott With Sen. Bernie Sanders’ decisive win Saturday in Nevada, attention now shifts to the primary in South Carolina - and Super Tuesday. The question of electability looms ever larger for Democrats: Can a self-declared democratic socialist beat President Trump in November? Senator Sanders is “too progressive” for most Americans , say competitors. “I ain’t a socialist. I’m not a plutocrat.

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9. How to Pray the Psalms

   Explore Desiring God Feb 20 2020 Spiritual

   

   Share on Facebook Christian history certainly supports a robust use of the Psalms in our worship. In the first few centuries after Jesus, the Psalms generated more commentaries than any other biblical book. By the fourth century, at the latest, the book of Psalms (the Psalter) was being used regularly for Christians to sing. For Benedictine monks, the Rule of Saint Benedict (c. 530) stipulated that all 150 Psalms should be sung each week! We have come a long way from this focus on the Psalms.

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10. Dissatisfaction

    Explore Balanced Living News Blog Feb 7 2020 Spiritual

    

    What are you dissatisfied with in your life?

    Dissatisfaction is Gods way of pointing out an area of our life that we are passionate about and needs some work.  We need to think about it and clearly understand our dissatisfaction, where it comes from WHY we are dissatisfied, and then give careful thought and consideration on how we are going to respond to our feeling of dissatisfaction.  The challenge is to understand it and develop a plan to respond to it instead of simply REACTING to it.

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11. How to stay out of trouble

    Explore Balanced Living News Blog Feb 1 2020 Spiritual

    The first thoughts that enter my brain, should not be the first words that exit my mouth.

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12. Gratitude

    Explore Balanced Living News Blog Jan 30 2020 Spiritual

    What are you grateful for?

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13. I'm an end-of-life educator. Here's what I've learned about death.,

    Explore Business Insider Jan 26 2020 Spiritual

    

    It’s not the kind of career you dream about as a kid. It’s not glamorous like an astronaut or a rock star, and it’s not easy to explain when someone asks what you do for a living. If you’re self-employed like I am, there’s no 401(k) or vacation pay, and you work seven days a week. But the good news is that there’s no glass ceiling, and no age discrimination (maturity is an asset).

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14. "Christ's Universal Spiritual Command for His Disciples' Obedience; Part 4

    Explore SermonAudio.com Dec 27 2019 Spiritual

    

    Favorites-To-Go! tag this sermon. listen on-the-go. SERMON INFO I. The Framework of Christian Obedience: covenant union and communion or covenant love (9a-b) II. The Foundation of Christian Obedience: The covenant faithfulness of God (9) III. The Requirement in Christian Obedience: "love and obey," or, the indissoluble relationship between love and law (9c) IV.

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15. 'They Want to Be a Light in Darkness': Church Leaders on Challenges of Raising Next Generation

    Explore CBN.com Dec 20 2019 Spiritual

    

    'They Want to Be a Light in Darkness': Church Leaders on Challenges of Raising Next Generation DALLAS, TX – The moral and spiritual decline in today's culture is on the rise, especially among young people who don't have a Biblical foundation and are searching for meaning in life. Examples of the toxic culture are all around – from the growing gender identity crisis to the lure of drugs, porn, and social media addiction.

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16. What puts a smile on your face?

    Explore Balanced Living News Blog Dec 7 2019 Spiritual

    

     I think mostly it is people.  Family and friends.  I especially enjoy a meal with good conversation.  The food is not all that important, it's the people that make the meal great.

    What puts a smile on your face?

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17. Suffering and Unity: An Islamic Perspective

    Explore Shafaqna English Nov 2 2019 Spiritual

    

    SHAFAQNA – Islam Today | by Dr Mohammad Ali Shomali* : We live in an important period in the history of humanity where we witness many suffering. However, we also see many signs of hope. Meetings such as this are a great sign of hope, as hundreds of people from all over the world and from Islamic and Christian backgrounds are here under one roof with united hearts.

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18. Kerala-born nun Mariam Thresia to be declared saint by Pope

    Explore indianexpress.com Oct 13 2019 Spiritual

    

    In 1914, Thresia, along with her three friends, established a religious group Congregation of Holy Family, which later became one of the prominent religious congregations of the Syro-Malabar Church. By Express News Service | Thiruvananthapuram | Updated: October 13, 2019 10:12:15 am Related News Pope Francis to declare Kerala nun a saint on October 13 The nun had died in 1926 aged 50.

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19. Catholic-Muslim Interfaith Council created by Pope Francis Announces new Chrislam HQ Opening in 2022

    Explore Latest Articles Oct 13 2019 Spiritual

    

    As far as advancing the end times timeline goes, 2019 has been a banner year for Pope Francis and the coming One World Religion. We told you back in February that the pope has travelled to Abu Dhabi where he met with Sunni Muslim leader Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayeb. There the two men signed a global peace covenant called the Document On Human Fraternity For World Peace.

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20. ‘Happiness Is Not Something To Run After, We Can Find It Within Us’, Says Sister B.K. Shivani On How To Deal With Stress

    Explore swachhindia.ndtv.com Oct 10 2019 Mental , Spiritual

    

    Emotional wellbeing is the foundation of happiness, physical health and even harmony in social relationships, says Sister B.K. Shivani in a Facebook Live interview Written By: Barkha Mathur | Edited By: Aishwarya Upadhyay | October 08, 2019 5:38 PM | 0 Emotional health is as important for a proper growth of a person as the physical health, says Sister B.K. Shivani during a Facebook Live discussion with NDTV New Delhi: Each one of us experience multiple emotions in our daily lives.

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21. Americans' belief in God: Key findings | Pew Research Center

    Explore Pew Research Center Sep 24 2019 Spiritual

    

    In recent years, the share of American adults who do not affiliate with a religious group has risen dramatically. In spite of this trend, the overwhelming majority of Americans, including a majority of the religiously unaffiliated – those who describe themselves, religiously, as atheists, agnostics or “nothing in particular” – say they believe in God or a higher power, according a new Pew Research Center survey conducted in December of 2017. At the same time, only a slim majority of Americans now believe in the God of the Bible and roughly one-in-ten U.S. adults don’t believe in any higher power or spiritual force.

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22. Love it: Practicing the art of appreciation

    Explore Standard Digital News Aug 9 2019 Mental , Spiritual , Business , High Tech

    

    We can train our brains to look for the positive, even in stressful situations. Start by identifying things that fill you with anger, bitterness, envy or judgment. Then find comparative things in your own life that bring you joy or fill you with pride and consider how you have been blessed. It may take a few tries, but even if you fail at first, don’t give up. Say thank you for the small things, and mean it.

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23. Mission Viejo's St. Kilian Catholic Church Celebrates 50 Years | Mission Viejo, CA Patch

    Explore Patch USA Jul 19 2019 Spiritual

    

    The year was 1970. Fewer than 100 parishioners gathered at a local high school to celebrate mass. Donna Finnegan was one of the first to gather at Mission Viejo High School. She remembers. It was her very first mass.
    
    Now, in 2019, nearly 50 years later, she recalled the changes as the church has bloomed to 1,200 seats.
    
    'It's been amazing to watch the growth and change at St. Kilian over the past 50 years,' she said. 'I'm so proud to be part of this community of caring, generous, and faithful people.'

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24. Paris's Notre-Dame to celebrate first mass after fire

    Explore The Hindu Jun 15 2019 Spiritual

    

     The date has been chosen as it is the anniversary of the consecration of the cathedral’s altar, which is celebrated every year on June 16. The Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris will host its first mass on Saturday, exactly two months after the devastating blaze that shocked France and the world. For safety reasons, the mass led by Archbishop of Paris Michel Aupetit will be celebrated on a very small scale.

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