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August
August 2 Give a little bit
August 3 Helping the Lost
August 4 Our greatest cross is our fear of crosses
August 7 The journey is uphill
August 8 Preach the Gospel
August 9 Perspective is everything
August 10 Commuter as servant
August 11 The clamor of the world
August 14 Make a difference!
August 15 Our Lady of the Commuters
August 16 Too Close to Humanity
August 17 Chaos and Christ
August 18 Evangelization from the Window of the LIRR car
August 21 The Rosary as a Tool for Commuters
August 22 Queen and Mother Help Us
August 23 You Can’t Get There from Here
August 24 Patron of Anxiety and Nervousness, Pray for Us
August 25 Pray for your LIRR Conductor Today
July
July 3 Introduction to Series (Based on July—August Long Island Catholic column. Read it here.)
July 5 Keeping our Lives on Track as the Train Tracks are repaired
July 6 The Courageously Chaste Spirit of St. Maria Goretti inspires us at Moments of Challenge and Frustration
July 7 A Missionary Mysticism in the Teeming Crowds at Penn Station
July 10 The Catholic Spirituality of being good in a crisis
July 11 A Catholic Spirituality of Prayer and Work
July 12 Getting to Confession in Manhattan and on Long Island
July 13 The Cross of Christ expanding and deepening our Patience at Penn Station and in our Families and Places of Work
July 14 The Pope Francis challenge to pick up our Bibles as often as we pick up our phones
July 17 Being part of the solution rather than being part of the problem
July 18 Purification of our control-freak tendencies
July 19 Purification of our control-freak tendencies – 2
July 20 Catholic saints who walked through Penn Station and the train platforms of Long Island
July 21 Dorothy Day’s spirituality at times of crisis
July 24 Applying the Gospel parables of 9/11 to commuter delays
July 25 Dramatic missionary growth for weekday commuting
July 26 The mysteries of the rosary streaming through our lives, train stations and platforms
July 27 Practicing the Cardinal Virtues of Prudence and Temperance
July 28 Practicing the Cardinal Virtues of Fortitude and Justice