By Frank J Casella, CMCS Co-founder and Execuitve Director |
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A spiritual director once shared a poignant analogy with me: a glass of water can be compared to the burdens we carry in life. Just as holding a glass of water for an extended period makes it increasingly heavy, forcing us to set it down, we too become weighed down by the burdens of sin, unforgiveness, stress, and grudges. To alleviate these burdens, we must choose to either consume them (in the sense of confronting and resolving the issue) or release them. However, many of us fail to take action and instead allow these burdens to linger. |
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As Catholics, we have a means of emptying ourselves of these burdens through the sacrament of confession. As men, we are called to be role models, setting an example for our loved ones, friends, family, and most importantly, God. By embracing this spiritual practice, we can find freedom and live a more authentic life. |
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Getting Over My Fear of Confession. |
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Catholic Men Chicago Southland
Apostolate of Most Reverend Mark Bartosic
Founded in 2004 by Bishop Emeritus Joseph N Perry
Executive Director, Frank J Casella
Phone calls by appointment via email.
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Catholic Men Chicago Southland | 3525 South Lake Park Avenue | Chicago, IL. 60653 |
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The CMCS Mission: Catholic Men Chicago Southland (CMCS) is engaged in fostering holy and courageous men and proclaiming the importance of husbands and fathers to children and the family. CMCS is a Catholic Apostolate of Bishop Mark Bartosic, founded in 2004 by Most Reverend Joseph N. Perry, Deacon John Rangel, and (Executive Director) Mr. Frank J Casella. |
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