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Living Stones

Living Stones - Crown Point, IN

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Launching in 1981 as just 30 people in a living room in Northwest Indiana, Living Stones has grown into a vibrant multi-generational church family. Stones are a product of God the Creator — formed in nature and no two are alike. As we come to faith in Jesus Christ, scripture tells us that we are like living stones in the hand of God and He is using us to build up a spiritual house. Our foundation was built on the work of nurturing and restoring healthy, biblical marriages. In continuing that ...
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Lent 2025: Take Heart

Ignatian Solidarity Network

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In these precarious times, it is more important than ever to allow God to encourage us—literally give us the heart we need—to overcome our self-doubts and the doubts we may have about our neighbor; to meet hard-heartedness with the tenderness and mercy that is a gift of the Spirit. Throughout Lent, writers from the Ignatian network will guide us as we allow our hearts to be made tender to bring more mercy into our broken world. May our journeying animate the peace that Pope Francis prayed fo ...
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Connect the Dots with Coach Karyn

Karyn Humphries | Lumivoz

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When you know your personal mission statement it helps you identify how God has created you to contribute to the world. Moreover, it provides peace around your purpose and gives you clarity and confidence to make a difference in the right way, and in the right places.
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On Saturday of the Twenty-Ninth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Baruch (3:9-15, 24---4:4) entitled “The salvation of Israel is founded on wisdom”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon by Saint Peter Chrysologus, bishop. Saint Peter Chrysologus was a fourth cent…
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Today, October 24, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Anthony Claret, bishop, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the letter of the apostle Paul to Titus (1:7-11; 2:1-8), entitled “The teaching of the Apostle on the qualities and duties of bishops”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a work by Saint Anthony Claret, bi…
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Today, October 23, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of John of Capistrano, Priest, our Church first invites us to reflect on a Scripture passage from the first letter of the Peter the apostle (5:1-11), in the Common of Pastors, entitled “The duties of pastors and the laity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a treatise Mirror of the Clergy …
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Today, October 22 , as our Church celebrates the Memorial of John Paul II, pope, we are encouraged to read and reflect on a passage of the apostle Paul to Titus (1:7-11:2:1-8), entitled “The teaching of the Apostle on the qualities and duties of bishops”. Our treasure, which follows, is an apostolic letter “At the beginning of the new millennium” b…
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On Tuesday of the Twenty-Ninth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the Esther (4:1-16) entitled “Haman seeks the destruction of the Jews”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter to Proba by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste in Africa in 354. He was uns…
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Today, October 20, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Paul of the Cross, Priest, our Church first invites us to reflect on a Scripture passage from the first letter of the Peter the apostle (5:1-11), in the Common of Pastors, entitled “The duties of pastors and the laity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter by Saint Paul of the Cro…
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On the Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the book of the Esther entitled “The rejection of Vashti and the choosing of Esther”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter to Proba by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste in Africa in 354. …
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Today, October 18, as our church celebrates the Feast of Luke, Evangelist, Apostle, our Church invites us to first read reflect on a passage from the Acts of the Apostles (9:27-31; 11:19-26), entitled “The Church was filled with the consolation of the Holy Spirit”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a homily on the gospels by Saint Gregory the Gr…
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Today, October 17, as our church celebrates the Memorial of Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr, we are encouraged to first read and reflect on a passage from the second letter of the apostle Paul to the Corinthians (4:7—5:8), entitled “The power of Christ is made manifest in our sufferings”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter to the …
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Today, October 16, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Margaret Mary Alacoque, Virgin, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the first letter of apostle Paul to the Corinthians (7: 25-40), entitled “Christian Chastity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter by Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, virgin. Saint Margaret Ma…
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Today, October 15, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Teresa of Avila, Virgin and Doctor, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of Sirach (39: 4-10), entitled “The wisdom of a man who is learned in the Scriptures”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a work by Saint Teresa of Avila, virgin. Saint Teresa was born…
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On Tuesday of the Twenty-Eight Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the book of the prophet Zechariah (1:1—2:4) entitled “Vision of rebuilding Jerusalem”. Our treasure, which follows, is from an instruction by Saint Columban, abbot. Saint Columban was an Irish missionary notable fo…
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On Monday of the Twenty-Eight Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the book of the prophet Haggai (2:11-24) entitled “Future blessings. A promise to Zerubbabel”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a treatise against Fabianus by Saint Fulgentius of Ruspe, bishop. Saint Fulgentius …
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On the Twenty-Eight Sunday in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the book of the prophet Haggai (1: 1—2:10) entitled “Exhortation to rebuild the temple and its future glory”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a commentary on Haggai by Cyril of Alexander, bishop. Saint Cyril was born i…
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Today, October 11 , as our Church celebrates the Memorial of John XXIII, pope, we are encouraged to read and reflect on a passage of the apostle Paul to Titus (1:7-11:2:1-8), entitled “The teaching of the Apostle on the qualities and duties of bishops”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon by Saint Leo the Great, pope. Saint Pope John XXII…
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On Friday of the Twenty-seventh Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the letter of the apostle Paul to Timothy (6:1-10) entitled “Concerning slaves and false teachers”. Our treasure, which follows, is from the first instruction by Saint Vincent of Lerins, priest. Saint Vincent of L…
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On Thursday of the Twenty-seventh Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the letter of the apostle Paul to Timothy (5:3-25) entitled “Concerning widows and elders”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter to the Philadelphians by Saint Ignatius of Antioch, bishop and martyr. Sa…
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On Wednesday of the Twenty-seventh Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the letter of the apostle Paul to Timothy (4:1—5:2) entitled “Concerning teachers of error; concerning respect for older people”. Our treasure, which follows, is from the beginning of the letter to the Trallian…
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On Monday of the Twenty-Seventh Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the first letter of the apostle Paul to Timothy (1: 12-26) entitled “An invitation to prayer”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon on Cain and Able by Saint Ambrose, bishop and martyr. Saint Ambrose was born of a Roman f…
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On the Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the letter of the apostle Paul to Timothy (1: 1-20) entitled “The mission of Timothy, Paul, a preacher of the Gospel”. Our treasure, which follows, is from the Pastoral Guide by Saint Gregory the Great, pope. Saint Gregor…
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Today, October 4, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Francis of Assisi, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the letter of the apostle Paul to the Philippians (3:7---4:1, 4-9), entitled “Rejoice in the Lord always”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a letter written to all the faithful by Saint Francis of Assisi. Sain…
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On Friday of the Twenty-Sixth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the letter of the apostle Paul to the Philippians (3: 17—4: 9) entitled “Rejoice in the Lord always”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a treatise on the letter to the Philippians by Saint Ambrose, bishop. Saint Ambrose was a fou…
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Today, October 2, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of The Holy Guardian Angels, we are first invited to read and reflect on a passage from the first letter of the apostle Paul to the Philippians (2: 12-30), entitled “Work out your salvation”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon by Saint Bernard, abbot. Guardian Angels are spiritual b…
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Today, October 1, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Theresa of the Child Jesus, we are first invited to read and reflect on a passage from the first letter of the apostle Paul to the Corinthians (7: 25-40), entitled “Christian Chastity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from the autobiography of Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus, virgin. Saint…
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Today, September 30, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Jerome, Priestand Doctor, we are invited to reflect on a passage from Saint Paul’s letter to the Philippians (1:27-2:11), entitled “An exhortation to imitate Christ”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a commentary on Isaiah, by Saint Jerome, priest. Eusebius Sophronius Hieronymus, lat…
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On the Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the letter of the apostle Paul to the Philippians (1: 1-11) entitled “Greeting and thanksgiving”. Our treasure, which follows, is from the beginning of the letter to the Philippians by Saint Polycarp, bishop and martyr. Sai…
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Today, September 27, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Saint Vincent de Paul, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the first letter of the apostle Paul to the Corinthians (12: 31—13: 13) entitled “The primacy of charity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a writing by Saint Vincent de Paul, priest. St. Vincent de Pau…
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On Friday of the Twenty-Fifth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (40:1-4; 43:1-12; 44:6-9) entitled “The vision of the restoration of Israel and the temple”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was bo…
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On Thursday of the Twenty-Fifth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (37: 15-28) entitled “The union between Israel and Judah is foreshadowed”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste in…
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On Wednesday of the Twenty-Fifth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first reas and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (37: 1-14) entitled “The vision of the resurrection of God’s people”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste in Afr…
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Today, September 23, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina (Padre Pio), we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the first letter of Peter the apostle (5: 1-11) entitled “The duties of pastors and laity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from the letters of Saint Pius of Pietrelcina, priest. Saint Pius …
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On Tuesday of the Twenty-Fifth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (36: 16-36) entitled “God’s people will be restored in body, heart, and spirit”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagas…
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On Monday of the Twenty-fifth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (34:1-6, 11-16, 23-31) entitled “Israel is the Lord’s flock”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste in Africa in 354.…
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On the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (24: 15-27) entitled “The prophet’s life is a sign for the people”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste in Africa in 354. He was …
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Today, September 19, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Saint Boniface, bishop and martyr, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of Ezekiel (16:3, 5b-7a, 8-15,35,37a,40-43,59-63) entitled “Jerusalem, the adulterous spouse of the Lord”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon by Saint Augustine, bishop. Sain…
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On Thursday of the Twenty-Fourth Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of book of the prophet Ezekiel (12: 1-16) entitled “The exile is symbolically foreshadowed”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon On Pastors by Saint Augustine, bishop. Saint Augustine was born at Tagaste i…
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Today, September 17, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Robert Bellarmine, bishop, we are invited to read and reflect on a passage from the book of Ezekiel (10:18-22, 11:14-25), entitled “The glory of the Lord abandons the condemned city”. Our treasure, which follows, is from On the ascent of the Mind to God, by Saint Robert Bellarmine, bisho…
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Today, September 16th , as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Cornelius, Pope and Martyr, and Cyprian, Bishop and Martyr, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage of Saint Paul’s letter to the Romans (8: 18-39), entitled “Nothing is able to separate us from the love of God which comes to us through Jesus Christ”. Our treasure, which…
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Today, September 15, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of the prophet Ezekiel (2:8---3:11, 16-21), entitled “The call of Ezekiel”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a sermon by Saint Bernard, abbot. The Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows commemorates the pro…
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Today, September 14, as our Church celebrates the feast of The Triumph of the Cross we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the letter of the apostle Paul to the Galatians (2:19—3:7, 13-14: 6:14-16), entitled “The glory of the cross”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a discourse by Saint Andrew of Crete, bishop. Through sacri…
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Today, September13, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of John Chrysostom, Bishop and Doctor, we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the book of Sirach (39: 4-10), entitled “The wisdom of a man who is learned in the Scriptures”. Our treasure, which follows, is a homily by Saint John Chrysostom, bishop. St. John Chrysostom was…
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Today, September 12, as our Church celebrates the Memorial of Mary, the Mother of the Church we are invited to first read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of the book of Joshua (1:1*18), entitled “Joshua, called by God, encourages the tribes to unity”. Our treasure, which follows, is from an allocution by Pope Paul VI at the Second Vatic…
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On Thursday of the Twenty-Third Week in Ordinary Time our Church invites us to read and reflect on a passage from the beginning of book of Lamentations (1:1-12, 18-20) entitled “Jerusalem abandoned”. Our treasure, which follows, is from a discourse on the psalms by Saint Bruno, priest. Saint Bruno, was the founder of the Carthusians. He personally …
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