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Father Michael Blog
Where are you going?
“If you don’t know where you are going, you might wind up someplace else.” Yogi Berra
“It’s no longer I who live, but Christ who lives in me.”
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Preach the “Truth”!
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Radio Show
https://wjr-late-mornings.simplecast.com/episodes/fr-mike-sliney-all-talk-with-jordan-and-dietz
I am grateful to Kevin Dietz for this time to discuss Holy Week and the upcoming Boston Marathon…I have been out of Detroit for many years, and it was special for me to connect on WJR. Have a blessed Holy Week!
Always forward…
“Always forward, never back.” St. Junipero Serra
God’s plan
O my Jesus, You have tested me so many times in this short life of mine! I have come to understand so many things, and even such that now amaze me. Oh, how good it is to abandon oneself totally to God and to give Him full freedom to act in one’s soul!” St. Faustina
Know yourself…better!
“Let us enter into the house of knowledge of ourselves.” – St Catherine of Siena
Conquer evil with good!
“It is not violence that best overcomes hate — nor vengeance that most certainly heals injury.” Charlotte Bronte
Please support our Retreat Center!
Please support Our Lady of Bethesda Retreat Center….I would be very grateful!
Priests don’t just pray. Sometimes they also tackle the physical challenges of being an athlete. And, Fr. Michael Sliney, is one of those priests!
On Monday, April 18, Fr. Michael will compete in the 2022 Boston Marathon. Although he has competed in past marathons, this will be the first time he will face the challenge of Boston’s famous race.
Why Does He Run?
Why does he push himself to train for such a grueling race? He tells us that training for a marathon reminds him of the struggles and obstacles we all face in life, and he sees it as “an opportunity to evangelize the world of running.”
That is why he trains through the frigid, icy days of our DC winter and competes in one of the most difficult races in the country. With God’s grace, he perseveres and offers up every sacrifice he endures in prayer, to increase vocations to the priesthood, religious and consecrate life, and also to bless the work of Our Lady of Bethesda and those we serve through our retreats and marriage programs. Please use the link below:
https://ourladyofbethesda.org/donate-marathon-run-fms