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Making a Holy Lent — Part 2

February 25, 2019 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

Fasting:  Second Key to a Holy Lent What is fasting?  Christian fasting is essentially self-denial — but not for the sake of health, or out of some sense that food or drink is evil.  It is self-denial for the Love of Jesus Christ. Sometimes, I meet people who plan to give up something sinful for […]

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Making a Holy Lent — Part 1

February 25, 2019 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

Prayer:  The First Means of Repentance and Key to a good Lent When St. John Chrysostom (d. 407 AD) preached in Antioch (Syria) about repentance, he recommended several practices which have their origin in the Old Testament, and have been used by Christians for the last 2,000 years.  These practices are important for our entire […]

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Conversion of St. Paul

January 25, 2019 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

Who would have ever expected that the man who supervised the murder of St. Stephen, the first martyrdom of a Christian, would have ever become a Christian himself?  Yet one day, on the road to Damascus on a mission of persecution, Saul of Tarsus had a vision and heard a voice:  “Saul, Saul, why are […]

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“Rejoice in the Lord always!” Celebrating Gaudete Sunday

December 13, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

The holy season of Advent is a time of preparation and waiting — preparation for the coming of Christ our Savior, and waiting with anticipation the joy of His coming.  We prepare our hearts for three comings of our Savior: His first coming as a little child — we prepare to celebrate Christmas, not as […]

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Mary at the Foot of the Cross

September 20, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

On September 15th, the Catholic Church honored Mary as “Our Lady of Sorrows.”  When we are suffering, and especially when we are grieving the death of a loved one, such as the loss of an unborn child through abortion, miscarriage or stillbirth, we can join our sorrows with those of Mary at the foot of […]

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New Prayer Partners: Have you ever heard of Mystic Monk Coffee?

April 28, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

We are pleased to announce that the Confraternity of Our Lady of Mercy has a new Prayer Partner community:  the Carmelite Monks of Wyoming!  Yes, these are the same monks who roast and sell “Mystic Monk Coffee”! The founder of the community, Fr. Daniel Mary Schneider, was a good friend of mine at Holy Apostles […]

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Special Grace of Divine Mercy Sunday

April 5, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

In the Diary of St. Faustina, Divine Mercy in My Soul, the Lord Jesus said that He would give special graces on the Feast of Mercy, the Octave Sunday of Easter.  On that day, Our Lord promises that those who have been to the Sacrament of Confession (and, of course, made a good confession of […]

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Reaching out in Love:

January 19, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

When we have received a gift, especially a precious gift like healing, our first response should be gratitude. Great gratitude to Our Lord Jesus Christ, the giver of healing. But our second response should be to want to share the gift with others. A wonderful Irish priest and missionary, Fr. Robert Bradshaw, once said that […]

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Loving self, or Loving God?

January 19, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

Bishop Diadochus of Photice (5th century, Greece) wrote: “No one who is in love with himself is capable of loving God. The man who loves God is the one who mortifies his self-love for the sake of the immeasurable blessings of divine love. Such a man never seeks his own glory but only the glory […]

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Three “American” Saints

January 3, 2018 by Fr. Ben Cameron Leave a Comment

During this first week of January, the Catholic Church in the United States honors three saints who, at least for part of their lives, lived in our nation. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is honored on January 4th.  She was raised Episcopalian, but converted to Catholicism as an adult.  She was a wife and mother of […]

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Reflections on Grief, following the death of my father

On October 8th of this year, I lost my father (Walter Eugene Cameron) to lung cancer. It was the second great grief of my life, the first being the death of my brother, Matthew, to lung cancer four years ago. Granted, I have felt grief at other deaths both before Matthew’s passing, and since then, […]

Special Grace of Divine Mercy Sunday

In the Diary of St. Faustina, Divine Mercy in My Soul, the Lord Jesus said that He would give special graces on the Feast of Mercy, the Octave Sunday of Easter.  On that day, Our Lord promises that those who have been to the Sacrament of Confession (and, of course, made a good confession of […]

A Priest working in Rachel’s Vineyard

Our Spiritual Director, Fr. Ben Cameron, CPM, was interviewed by Kevin Burke from Rachel’s Vineyard Ministries about how he became involved in post-abortion healing, his ministry in Rachel’s Vineyard, and how it has impacted his priesthood.

Thoughts on the March for Life 2022

St. Helen Youth group at the Lincoln Memorial Last week, I was blessed to accompany five teenagers (and another adult chaperone) from our parish Youth Group (St. Helen, Glasgow & Our Lady of the Caves, Horse Cave, Kentucky) to the annual March for Life in Washington, DC. Due to the pandemic, it had been two […]

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