Legion of Kerala Catholics.
l/keralacatholics
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About
Community of Catholics in Kerala(Latin/Syro Malabar/Malankara ), hoping to build a strong prayer life and strengthening each other like the early Church did.Also let’s have more unity between the three denominations.
Leadership
Thrikkodithanam, India
Average cradle Catholic,but came to know and love Jesus and Catholic Church 10 years ago.Still learning and evolving.Here for Catholic friends and to improve my prayer life.
Vine & The Branch - A Catholic Digital Sanctuary
Hi everyone, I wanted to share something I have been building. Vine & The Branch is a free Catholic digital resource (www.vineandthebranch.in) covering the Rosary, Holy Mass, the sacraments, Marian devotion, Bible study, testimonials, Advent, Lent and much more. No sign-up, completely free. This is for anyone beginning, returning to, or deepening their faith. I built it because I spent years scrambling through the internet looking for Catholic resources and wanted one place where anyone could simply start. If it helps even one person here go deeper in their faith, that is enough. Would love for you to explore the website and share it with anyone who might need it :) God bless Hanna
Supporting Fellow Catholics
Hey fellow sailors(since we are all on the ship travelling to Paradise);so I have noticed that some of us are into Social Media evangelism or others have their own enterprises through which they are glorifying God . Even though we are small in number ,we could still support them by engaging with their contents or following along . So creators or entrepreneurs, put in a word about your work and we will all be glad to support .
Short self Intro ?
Hey,I think we are large enough to do a short self intro about where we are from and how we came to a deeper Catholic faith .
Nin Ghehathil
Psalms 15 recited in Holy Qurbana
Raising kids in faith without being annoying about it
I've got a 12-year-old and a 9-year-old, and honestly, getting them to care about going to Mass feels like herding cats some days. They'd rather be home playing with their friends. I used to think the answer was more rules and more talking about sin and hellfire, but that just made them resent it. What's actually worked is letting them see that this matters to me, not because I'm trying to earn points upstairs, but because it makes my life better. We've started a small thing where after Mass on Sundays, we go get appam from that shop near the church and just talk about whatever. My daughter actually asked me a real question about God last week without me prompting it. So if you're frustrated with your kids, maybe it's not about forcing them to understand yet. It's about showing them you're serious without making it a punishment. Would love to hear what works for other parents here.
Happy Easter Fellow Malayalis
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