St. John the Baptist, baptism

Baptism By Pouring or Dunking?

Some Protestant churches, though not most, teach that baptism is valid only when the candidate is submerged (“dunked”) in water. Consequently, some Protestants criticize the

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vineyard, work

Whining about Wine and Words

Italy is a wine country; every region has at least one special wine made locally, often to accompany some home-grown dish. This does not necessarily

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existence, light, end times, Warning

Who Gets Into Heaven?

Who gets into heaven? Now that is a really good question.  For sure, Jesus Himself said that we must enter heaven through the narrow gate,

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Divinization, Baptism

Baptism Is Not a Human Work

Have you ever had a conversation with a Protestant who rejects water baptism as necessary for salvation? This belief stems from the false faith-alone doctrine

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St. John the Baptist, baptism

Live Out Your Baptism

The Book of Joshua is an interesting book of the Old Testament. It starts in the thick of things. Moses has died, and the children

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Dress Sense and the Real Presence

Pew Research’s recent study revealing that a majority Catholics do not believe in the Real Presence but instead believe that consecrated bread and wine are

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fear, evil, light, darkness

The Second Conversion

The Gospel of John recounts a clandestine meeting, under the cover of darkness, between Jesus and a ruler of the Jews, a Pharisee named Nicodemus.

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