Author: Terry Modica

Terry Modica is executive director of Good News Ministries of Tampa Bay (gnm.org), which she founded with her husband Ralph in 1995 to help people grow closer to Christ and enter the embrace of the Father, then serve as evangelizers empowered by the Holy Spirit. As a leader in lay apostleship and a pioneer in using internet technologies for Catholic outreach since 1996, her ministry is international.
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What can you say?

Seeking God can take us on the railroad tracks of life

Your opinion matters. Let’s show my potential publisher why they’d want to say yes to publishing this book! There are just 6 more chapters that I need to finish writing! I’m going to go on retreat next week to push out 3 more. And now that I’m this close to the finish line, I’ll soon be showing it to my publisher. The editor-in-chief asked me to show her the completed book before making a decision about publishing it. Do you like this book? Has Abba-Father ministered to you through it? If so, please look over the chapters you’ve read so far and leave a comment about how they blessed you and why you believe more people should read them. It would be so awesome if you did this. Thank you so much for taking the time! What you say could make the difference between a yes and a no from […] Read More

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Day 24: The Tears of Abba for Lost Souls

dead roses represent lost souls

Have you ever wondered how God feels about the lost souls in your family? You pray for them because you yearn for their salvation. You even ache for them, knowing that their sinful lifestyles are separating them from the God who loves them and they are endangering their eternal souls.  When Israel was a child, I loved him, /and out of Egypt I called my son. /… It was I who taught Ephraim to walk, / taking them by the arms; / but they did not realize / it was I who healed them. (Hosea 11:1,3 NIV) Saint Padre Pio of Pietrelcina said, “Oh the souls! If you knew how much they cost! …God runs after the most stubborn souls. They cost him too much to abandon them.” One of my college professors was an avowed atheist. I became friends with Professor Kirk when I joined the campus planetarium staff; he […] Read More