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On Friday, October 8, 2004, members of the Kenrick-Glennon Seminary community traveled to the America’s Center to witness to the Pro-Life cause. Wearing sweatshirts that proclaimed ‘Dedicated to the defense of all human life,’ the seminarians attempted to attend the Democratic Watch Party and Rally (at which John Kerry would… Read more“Pro-Life Witness at Democratic Kerry Rally”

Today I have finally updated my ‘s “” section. I invite you to read about this month’s featured prayer, , or about any of the other months’ featured prayers in the “” section. If you have any suggestions for future featured prayers, .

I’ve decided to make the blog body text a bit darker, as I sometimes have trouble reading light text on a white background. If you think it’s better, let me know. If you think it’s worse, let me know. If you think I should make the text green, the background… Read more“Technical Notes…”

I recently read an article in the (January 2, 2005 edition) concerning the media and it’s strong anti-Catholic bias. Not to say I was completely taken aback by what the studies from the Parents Television Found… it was just surprising how anti-Catholic, and ultimately anti-God and religion the media is!… Read more“Anti-Catholicism in the Media”

  Let’s talk sympathy. A few weeks ago, Bob Tucker AIFD, CFD, FSMD from Miss Daisy’s Flowers & Gifts, shared with us how he has built a strong sympathy business. Throughout his many years of experience, he has discovered that the key of a good sympathy business relies on good… Read more“Marketing Tool Box”

Quick and easy tips for creating and posting Facebook Live videos… Incorporating video into your business’ marketing approach is essential because of social media’s rapid growth. It is a major component of social interaction. In one week, the biggest holiday for romance — and for our industry, will arrive. Consumers will mostly likely be searching online… Read more“Tech Tips”

Traveling to Italy to compete at Arteflorando SAFIA E20 by Garrett Skupinski, CF When athletes compete in the Olympics, they say there is no greater honor than representing their country. The same goes for Paul Jaras, AIFD, when he represents Canada in international competitions such as the FTD World Cup… Read more“Trend Setter”

After reading on , I felt obligated to post part of it here and comment on it. From the article: “The number of blogs and the use of blog readers rose rapidly last year–but a majority of Americans still do not know what a blog is. A report by the… Read more“Blog Reading Explodes in America (and a bonus!)”

This morning, our beloved electrical power was gone at the seminary (apparently it left us at 4:50 a.m.). Needless to say, there was much confusion for some time. But, in the end, everyone set up flashlights so we could see while getting ready for the day, and we found that… Read more“The Power of God”

I recently received a question via email from a non-Catholic who is truly pursuing a search for Jesus in her own life and is in the process of : The concepts that are more difficult for me are things like praying through Mary and the saints.” These concepts are difficult… Read more“Mary and the Saints: Much Confusion”