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About this Speaker
Terry Modica is executive director of Good News Ministries of Tampa Bay, which she founded with her husband Ralph in 1995 to help people grow closer to Christ, enter the embrace of the Father, and become evangelizers empowered by the Holy Spirit. Since 1999, Terry has been producing Good News Reflections on the daily readings of Catholic Mass. Her ministry has spread throughout the world.
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She credits the Holy Spirit for bringing her into the Catholic faith in 1977. He gave her instant faith in the True Presence of Christ in the Eucharist when a friend explained the miracle to her. This rescued her from the occult.
Terry, who has been involved in a wide variety of parish and diocesan ministries, has a theology degree and pastoral certifications. A versatile speaker, she gives retreats and conference talks on the Holy Spirit, Difficult Relationships, the Rosary as Mystical Union with Christ In Daily Life, Healing the Wounds that Affect Our Intimacy with God the Father, and other topics.
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Keep Christ in the Center
Joyful peace is a gift Jesus wants to give us as the antidote for the craziness of life. No matter how stressful or difficult, and even in the best of times, putting Christ into the center of it always makes it much better. Learn how to conquer the distractions of worry, fear, weariness, pain, and heartbreak by gaining new perspective.
How to Find God's Mercy in Your Sufferings:
In a world gone bonkers, scandals in Church hierarchy, and antagonist politics, a lot of people are talking about End Times the Warning, and the 3 days of darkness. Many are wondering if we are suffering chastisements and will the chastisements get worse. We seem to be entering God's Judgement; the days of Mercy might be ending. What they need to hear is that those who are staying close to Christ, repenting of sins and desiring to be holy are protected by God's Mercy.
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