Make a New Year’s Resolution with Catholic Inspiration!

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My name is Fr. Andrew Ricci.  I am a Catholic priest for the Diocese of Superior, and I have been rector of the Cathedral of Christ the King for the last nine years.  Perhaps you have read one of my blog posts at www.studyprayserve.com or you’ve listened to my podcast at Catholic Inspiration.  If you have found these resources at all helpful, consider one of these New Year’s faith-filled resolution.

  1. Receive a free, daily scripture reflection delivered electronically to your door.  Go to www.studyprayserve.com and click on “Follow this blog via email.”  Type in your email address, click “Follow” and every day you will receive an email…just click on the link and listen to a 5-8 minute message!  This email is great for people who like to use their personal computer or tablet, but it is also configured for a smartphone.
  2. Sign up with media sources like Apple Podcasts, iHeart Radio, or Spotify.  Search for “Catholic Inspiration” and add it to your list.  You can adjust your settings to receive a notification every time a new podcast is produced.
  3. Share Catholic Inspiration with your family and friends!  We all trust people we know, and if these messages foster your faith, I’d appreciate it if you would pass them along.

God bless us all as we grow in faith in 2018!

About Fr. Andrew Ricci

A Catholic priest since 1997, Fr. Andrew Ricci is currently the rector of the Cathedral of Christ the King in Superior, WI. His website "Three Great Things" can be found at studyprayserve.com and his podcasts can be found under "Catholic Inspiration" in the iTunes store. View all posts by Fr. Andrew Ricci

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