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Hard to Forgive

July 10, 2014 by Anonymous Member Leave a Comment

 Father Jim Costigan, CPM Some things are easy to forgive.  A fan mistakes you for the reigning Miss America, you correct him, then he graciously apologizes — that’s pretty easy to forgive. But then there’s the friend who didn’t keep your secret, the woman who stole your man, the date who raped you, the man […]

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Rescued: From Debauchery to Redemption

July 18, 2011 by Anonymous Member 4 Comments

It is hard for me to believe that I lived a double life for 15 years. The dreadful and dangerous places I used to frequent, and the shameful activities that I habitually engaged in, are images of my former life that I find difficult to acknowledge. But, part of my conversion has been the call […]

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He Will Glorify Our Wounds

December 29, 2010 by Anonymous Member

When I arrived at St. Joseph’s Monastery, I felt immediately at ease.  I met several women at once, all of whom seemed to be beautifully healed.  Their hearts were supple and open.  They had a wonderful connection with each other and accepted me readily.  There seemed to be no time lost in loving each other […]

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