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The Worst Thing She Could Say Is “No”

Posted June 6, 2018 by Paul J. Kim 2 Comments
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  It’s happened to most of us guys. You’re at a party. You see this gorgeous girl from across the room. She’s perfect. And then the frantic inner dialogue begins in...

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We were blessed to have my friend, @father_david_michael , come and visit yesterday! He offered my family Holy Mass, which is the greatest gift we could ever receive. During the liturgy, the first reading was from the prophet Micah, which brought tears to our eyes, as we knew our son was reminding us of his closeness and prayers. Our dining room table has become an altar many times now, which is a beautiful reminder that as a family (domestic church) we’re called to love, offer sacrifices, forgive, and look towards Heaven daily, like Jesus did. Afterwards, Fr. David played some smash bros with my son, and helped me to chase down a wasp (with a salt 🔫😆) that was stressing us out. If you’re wondering why our 🎄is still up, it was the last thing that Micah helped set up before he passed away, so we’re not quite ready to take it down. Since the word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass", this means that every Mass, every single day of the year, is Christmas in the deepest sense. So there. The last clip is from a concert our family attended where Fr. was performing. Micah was photobombing family pictures, and as you can see he was a big fan of Fr. David. It’s beautiful to think that now Micah can bless his ministry with prayers in a way that none of us can. We’re grateful for his friendship and the gift of his priesthood. I grew up seeing my dad welcome priests to our family home, and I’m glad I can continue that legacy of hospitality to the men who sacrifice so much to serve us and God’s people.
We were blessed to have my friend, @father_david_michael , come and visit yesterday! He offered my family Holy Mass, which is the greatest gift we could ever receive. During the liturgy, the first reading was from the prophet Micah, which brought tears to our eyes, as we knew our son was reminding us of his closeness and prayers. Our dining room table has become an altar many times now, which is a beautiful reminder that as a family (domestic church) we’re called to love, offer sacrifices, forgive, and look towards Heaven daily, like Jesus did. Afterwards, Fr. David played some smash bros with my son, and helped me to chase down a wasp (with a salt 🔫😆) that was stressing us out. If you’re wondering why our 🎄is still up, it was the last thing that Micah helped set up before he passed away, so we’re not quite ready to take it down. Since the word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass", this means that every Mass, every single day of the year, is Christmas in the deepest sense. So there. The last clip is from a concert our family attended where Fr. was performing. Micah was photobombing family pictures, and as you can see he was a big fan of Fr. David. It’s beautiful to think that now Micah can bless his ministry with prayers in a way that none of us can. We’re grateful for his friendship and the gift of his priesthood. I grew up seeing my dad welcome priests to our family home, and I’m glad I can continue that legacy of hospitality to the men who sacrifice so much to serve us and God’s people.
We were blessed to have my friend, @father_david_michael , come and visit yesterday! He offered my family Holy Mass, which is the greatest gift we could ever receive. During the liturgy, the first reading was from the prophet Micah, which brought tears to our eyes, as we knew our son was reminding us of his closeness and prayers. Our dining room table has become an altar many times now, which is a beautiful reminder that as a family (domestic church) we’re called to love, offer sacrifices, forgive, and look towards Heaven daily, like Jesus did. Afterwards, Fr. David played some smash bros with my son, and helped me to chase down a wasp (with a salt 🔫😆) that was stressing us out. If you’re wondering why our 🎄is still up, it was the last thing that Micah helped set up before he passed away, so we’re not quite ready to take it down. Since the word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass", this means that every Mass, every single day of the year, is Christmas in the deepest sense. So there. The last clip is from a concert our family attended where Fr. was performing. Micah was photobombing family pictures, and as you can see he was a big fan of Fr. David. It’s beautiful to think that now Micah can bless his ministry with prayers in a way that none of us can. We’re grateful for his friendship and the gift of his priesthood. I grew up seeing my dad welcome priests to our family home, and I’m glad I can continue that legacy of hospitality to the men who sacrifice so much to serve us and God’s people.
We were blessed to have my friend, @father_david_michael , come and visit yesterday! He offered my family Holy Mass, which is the greatest gift we could ever receive. During the liturgy, the first reading was from the prophet Micah, which brought tears to our eyes, as we knew our son was reminding us of his closeness and prayers. Our dining room table has become an altar many times now, which is a beautiful reminder that as a family (domestic church) we’re called to love, offer sacrifices, forgive, and look towards Heaven daily, like Jesus did. Afterwards, Fr. David played some smash bros with my son, and helped me to chase down a wasp (with a salt 🔫😆) that was stressing us out. If you’re wondering why our 🎄is still up, it was the last thing that Micah helped set up before he passed away, so we’re not quite ready to take it down. Since the word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass", this means that every Mass, every single day of the year, is Christmas in the deepest sense. So there. The last clip is from a concert our family attended where Fr. was performing. Micah was photobombing family pictures, and as you can see he was a big fan of Fr. David. It’s beautiful to think that now Micah can bless his ministry with prayers in a way that none of us can. We’re grateful for his friendship and the gift of his priesthood. I grew up seeing my dad welcome priests to our family home, and I’m glad I can continue that legacy of hospitality to the men who sacrifice so much to serve us and God’s people.
We were blessed to have my friend, @father_david_michael , come and visit yesterday! He offered my family Holy Mass, which is the greatest gift we could ever receive. During the liturgy, the first reading was from the prophet Micah, which brought tears to our eyes, as we knew our son was reminding us of his closeness and prayers. Our dining room table has become an altar many times now, which is a beautiful reminder that as a family (domestic church) we’re called to love, offer sacrifices, forgive, and look towards Heaven daily, like Jesus did. Afterwards, Fr. David played some smash bros with my son, and helped me to chase down a wasp (with a salt 🔫😆) that was stressing us out. If you’re wondering why our 🎄is still up, it was the last thing that Micah helped set up before he passed away, so we’re not quite ready to take it down. Since the word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass", this means that every Mass, every single day of the year, is Christmas in the deepest sense. So there. The last clip is from a concert our family attended where Fr. was performing. Micah was photobombing family pictures, and as you can see he was a big fan of Fr. David. It’s beautiful to think that now Micah can bless his ministry with prayers in a way that none of us can. We’re grateful for his friendship and the gift of his priesthood. I grew up seeing my dad welcome priests to our family home, and I’m glad I can continue that legacy of hospitality to the men who sacrifice so much to serve us and God’s people.
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We were blessed to have my friend, @father_david_michael , come and visit yesterday! He offered my family Holy Mass, which is the greatest gift we could ever receive. During the liturgy, the first reading was from the prophet Micah, which brought tears to our eyes, as we knew our son was reminding us of his closeness and prayers. Our dining room table has become an altar many times now, which is a beautiful reminder that as a family (domestic church) we’re called to love, offer sacrifices, forgive, and look towards Heaven daily, like Jesus did. Afterwards, Fr. David played some smash bros with my son, and helped me to chase down a wasp (with a salt 🔫😆) that was stressing us out. If you’re wondering why our 🎄is still up, it was the last thing that Micah helped set up before he passed away, so we’re not quite ready to take it down. Since the word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass", this means that every Mass, every single day of the year, is Christmas in the deepest sense. So there. The last clip is from a concert our family attended where Fr. was performing. Micah was photobombing family pictures, and as you can see he was a big fan of Fr. David. It’s beautiful to think that now Micah can bless his ministry with prayers in a way that none of us can. We’re grateful for his friendship and the gift of his priesthood. I grew up seeing my dad welcome priests to our family home, and I’m glad I can continue that legacy of hospitality to the men who sacrifice so much to serve us and God’s people.
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I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
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I serve the God of the living, not the dead! I’m so proud of you son. Because of you, I want to love God and neighbor with a more generous heart. Mighty little Micah, pray for us. 🙏🏼❤️‍🩹
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This is one of the most epic things I’ve ever seen. 👀🤯 The story of salvatıon hıstory is hardwired in each and every person’s souI. We were made for more and our hearts are restless until they rest in Him. ✝️ 🎥: Samyaza Speaks #catholic #scriptures
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Today is the feast day of Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin, the parents of St. Therese of Lisieux. They are the first couple to ever be canonized together. My family and I shared the great blessing of being able to venerate their relics last year. Their lives were beautiful, but not easy. They lost 4 of their children during infancy and early childhood. Zelie developed breast cancer and passed away, leaving Louis to raise his girls who were aged 4 to 17. Louis would later develop many health issues, lose his mental faculties, and eventually be admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Through every one of these trials, they remained faithful to God through their prayerful and sacramental life and their commitment to living the Gospel. Their lives became a living crucifix, quietly testifying to the mystery of redemptive love. Through every loss, they loved more, trusted more, and surrendered more. They are not saints because life was easy. They are saints because life was hard, and yet they continued to choose and trust God through it all. And God allowed them to bear much fruit in raising holy daughters who all became nuns (one of whom became the greatest modern saint and doctor of the Church: St. Therese). The whole point of Catholic marriage and family life is to help one’s spouse and children get home safely to Heaven through the promises of Christ. This is what I want for my family and me… More than anything. I want to glorify God and become a saint. Micah has helped me to desire this more than ever. I begin to see and understand the joy of the Cross. We are all called to be saints. Live for heaven now. Sts. Louis & Zelie, pray for us.
Today is the feast day of Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin, the parents of St. Therese of Lisieux. They are the first couple to ever be canonized together. My family and I shared the great blessing of being able to venerate their relics last year. Their lives were beautiful, but not easy. They lost 4 of their children during infancy and early childhood. Zelie developed breast cancer and passed away, leaving Louis to raise his girls who were aged 4 to 17. Louis would later develop many health issues, lose his mental faculties, and eventually be admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Through every one of these trials, they remained faithful to God through their prayerful and sacramental life and their commitment to living the Gospel. Their lives became a living crucifix, quietly testifying to the mystery of redemptive love. Through every loss, they loved more, trusted more, and surrendered more. They are not saints because life was easy. They are saints because life was hard, and yet they continued to choose and trust God through it all. And God allowed them to bear much fruit in raising holy daughters who all became nuns (one of whom became the greatest modern saint and doctor of the Church: St. Therese). The whole point of Catholic marriage and family life is to help one’s spouse and children get home safely to Heaven through the promises of Christ. This is what I want for my family and me… More than anything. I want to glorify God and become a saint. Micah has helped me to desire this more than ever. I begin to see and understand the joy of the Cross. We are all called to be saints. Live for heaven now. Sts. Louis & Zelie, pray for us.
Today is the feast day of Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin, the parents of St. Therese of Lisieux. They are the first couple to ever be canonized together. My family and I shared the great blessing of being able to venerate their relics last year. Their lives were beautiful, but not easy. They lost 4 of their children during infancy and early childhood. Zelie developed breast cancer and passed away, leaving Louis to raise his girls who were aged 4 to 17. Louis would later develop many health issues, lose his mental faculties, and eventually be admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Through every one of these trials, they remained faithful to God through their prayerful and sacramental life and their commitment to living the Gospel. Their lives became a living crucifix, quietly testifying to the mystery of redemptive love. Through every loss, they loved more, trusted more, and surrendered more. They are not saints because life was easy. They are saints because life was hard, and yet they continued to choose and trust God through it all. And God allowed them to bear much fruit in raising holy daughters who all became nuns (one of whom became the greatest modern saint and doctor of the Church: St. Therese). The whole point of Catholic marriage and family life is to help one’s spouse and children get home safely to Heaven through the promises of Christ. This is what I want for my family and me… More than anything. I want to glorify God and become a saint. Micah has helped me to desire this more than ever. I begin to see and understand the joy of the Cross. We are all called to be saints. Live for heaven now. Sts. Louis & Zelie, pray for us.
Today is the feast day of Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin, the parents of St. Therese of Lisieux. They are the first couple to ever be canonized together. My family and I shared the great blessing of being able to venerate their relics last year. Their lives were beautiful, but not easy. They lost 4 of their children during infancy and early childhood. Zelie developed breast cancer and passed away, leaving Louis to raise his girls who were aged 4 to 17. Louis would later develop many health issues, lose his mental faculties, and eventually be admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Through every one of these trials, they remained faithful to God through their prayerful and sacramental life and their commitment to living the Gospel. Their lives became a living crucifix, quietly testifying to the mystery of redemptive love. Through every loss, they loved more, trusted more, and surrendered more. They are not saints because life was easy. They are saints because life was hard, and yet they continued to choose and trust God through it all. And God allowed them to bear much fruit in raising holy daughters who all became nuns (one of whom became the greatest modern saint and doctor of the Church: St. Therese). The whole point of Catholic marriage and family life is to help one’s spouse and children get home safely to Heaven through the promises of Christ. This is what I want for my family and me… More than anything. I want to glorify God and become a saint. Micah has helped me to desire this more than ever. I begin to see and understand the joy of the Cross. We are all called to be saints. Live for heaven now. Sts. Louis & Zelie, pray for us.
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Today is the feast day of Sts. Louis and Zelie Martin, the parents of St. Therese of Lisieux. They are the first couple to ever be canonized together. My family and I shared the great blessing of being able to venerate their relics last year. Their lives were beautiful, but not easy. They lost 4 of their children during infancy and early childhood. Zelie developed breast cancer and passed away, leaving Louis to raise his girls who were aged 4 to 17. Louis would later develop many health issues, lose his mental faculties, and eventually be admitted to a psychiatric hospital. Through every one of these trials, they remained faithful to God through their prayerful and sacramental life and their commitment to living the Gospel. Their lives became a living crucifix, quietly testifying to the mystery of redemptive love. Through every loss, they loved more, trusted more, and surrendered more. They are not saints because life was easy. They are saints because life was hard, and yet they continued to choose and trust God through it all. And God allowed them to bear much fruit in raising holy daughters who all became nuns (one of whom became the greatest modern saint and doctor of the Church: St. Therese). The whole point of Catholic marriage and family life is to help one’s spouse and children get home safely to Heaven through the promises of Christ. This is what I want for my family and me… More than anything. I want to glorify God and become a saint. Micah has helped me to desire this more than ever. I begin to see and understand the joy of the Cross. We are all called to be saints. Live for heaven now. Sts. Louis & Zelie, pray for us.
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Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
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Dear Micah, it’s been 6 months and 1 week since you went Home to Jesus. I know you’re having the time of your life, but I still don’t fully understand why God had to take you so soon. Dadda is doing his best to trust in God’s plans and offer up his grief so Jesus can use it to bring more people to Heaven. Your family misses you every day. Ask God to help us become the saints He calls us to be so that when it’s our turn to pass from this life, we can fly Home like a rocket ship, just like you did. I’m so proud of you. Every day you make me so proud and inspire me to live for Heaven more. Micah Joseph Kim, pray for us.
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God bless America & America, bless God! Happy 250th Birthday! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Soon to be Blessed Fulton Sheen, pray for us! 📷cred: @ewtnmedia
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Today is the feast day of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati. I had the honor of venerating him at his tomb last year. His life, in one sense, was cut short at the age of 24. But in the truest sense, that’s all God needed to prepare his soul for eternity. His was a life well lived. He once said, “The last day of my life will be the most beautiful.” Not because he believed this life was a drudgery… On the contrary he loved life and lived it to the full. He was an avid mountain climber, the life of the party, and also a devoted son of the Church. He received the Eucharist as often as possible and served those in need on the streets of Turin. But it was the full awareness that his life was God’s, and that motivated him towards the goal of his last day where He strove to hear the words: “Well done good and faithful servant.” The communion of Saints, our brothers and sisters who are victorious, call us on towards our true homeland. St. Pier Giorgio, pray for us.
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Today is the feast day of St. Pier Giorgio Frassati. I had the honor of venerating him at his tomb last year. His life, in one sense, was cut short at the age of 24. But in the truest sense, that’s all God needed to prepare his soul for eternity. His was a life well lived. He once said, “The last day of my life will be the most beautiful.” Not because he believed this life was a drudgery… On the contrary he loved life and lived it to the full. He was an avid mountain climber, the life of the party, and also a devoted son of the Church. He received the Eucharist as often as possible and served those in need on the streets of Turin. But it was the full awareness that his life was God’s, and that motivated him towards the goal of his last day where He strove to hear the words: “Well done good and faithful servant.” The communion of Saints, our brothers and sisters who are victorious, call us on towards our true homeland. St. Pier Giorgio, pray for us.
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Going to daily Mass will help you become the Saint you’re called to be. Receiving Holy Communion worthily literally infuses your soul with the true presence of Christ, washes away your iniquities, fills you with heavenly grace and strength for the duties and trials of life, and grants you a future pledge of glory. Jesus Himself said it best: “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him. Just as the living Father sent me and I have life because of the Father, so also the one who feeds on me will have life because of me.” ‭‭Jn‬ ‭6‬.54‬-‭57‬ @truthly.ai will help you find ANY Mass time in the world. Leave a 🙏🏼 if you will commit to going to Mass an additional time this week.❤️‍🔥
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Going to daily Mass will help you become the Saint you’re called to be. Receiving Holy Communion worthily literally infuses your soul with the true presence of Christ, washes away your iniquities, fills you with heavenly grace and strength for the duties and trials of life, and grants you a future pledge of glory. Jesus Himself said it best: “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink. Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood remains in me and I in him. Just as the living Father sent me and I have life because of the Father, so also the one who feeds on me will have life because of me.” ‭‭Jn‬ ‭6‬.54‬-‭57‬ @truthly.ai will help you find ANY Mass time in the world. Leave a 🙏🏼 if you will commit to going to Mass an additional time this week.❤️‍🔥
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