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JessicaLangrellNew Generation

I have been lucky to have been brought up in a loving, supportive and faithful family - that is the foundation and underlying reason why I am so passionately and fervently standing up to celebrate and protect the great tradition of marriage. […] My parents and their example have made clear to me that the beautiful vocation of marriage is the very nature of men and women. […] The married couples are called to grow continually in their “one flesh” communion renewing daily their marital vows and their total, mutual self giving where they are no longer two, but become one flesh for the sake of their committed relationship and the benefit of their children – and that, ladies and gentlemen, is something worth celebrating and protecting...
 

sandrarodriguez

God Truly Heals...

By God’s grace, my conversion started when I was 28 years old. Even though I was baptized in the Catholic Church, my family was non-practicing, so I grew up without any religious education. I believed in God all my life and I knew a little about Jesus, but religion was never a part of my life. During adolescence, I was drawn toward astrology, tarot cards, “santería”, “wicca” and other occult practices, as well as new age, including “reiki”. I had no idea how dangerous these practices were. I was not aware of the reality of the spiritual battle. It had never occurred to me that evil did not only exist, but was active and had very real effects in people’s lives...

 

mariavergara

The Home - The Gift that Showed me the Truth

Whenever I think of my childhood, I am filled with joy although I lacked many things. We didn’t even have our own house. We rented various different places until one day someone gave us a piece of land with a house on it in Chone.  All this lack of material goods never took away my joy because God had given me a home full of love...

 

papaI Was a Stranger and You Welcomed Me

The celebration of the World Day of Migrants and Refugees once again gives me the opportunity to express the Church's constant concern for those who, in different ways, experience a life of emigration.  The migrant is a human person who possesses fundamental, inalienable rights that must be respected by everyone and in every circumstance...

 


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