How Do You Do Faith ?
Guy McClung
July 17, AD2019
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Why Can’t I, Personally, Move The Mountain? Some years ago, when my daughter finally got me to put my spiritual money where my earthly mouth
Mary’s Long Day
Guy McClung
June 21, AD2019
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This is more of an invitation than an article; an invitation to think about, and perhaps share, thoughts on what the Blessed Virgin Mary did
Jesus Says,”I’m Gonna Dance With Who I Brung”
Guy McClung
May 26, AD2019
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It’s a pretty bleak scene on Calvary. Of the twelve apostles, the first twelve men ordained priests the night before, one hanged himself as Jesus
Have You Asked Mary To Forgive You?
Guy McClung
April 17, AD2019
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An Interview with an average sinner. Radio Talk Show Host, (“SH”) takes a call from Alphonse Spangler, of Cardium, Texas (“AS”). SH: Today we are
You Are Precious To Me
Guy McClung
March 20, AD2019
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God has told us, each of us, how He values us: Because you are precious in my eyes and honored, and I love you,. .
To Understand The Entire Bible, Begin At The Beginning
Guy McClung
February 15, AD2019
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In the months leading up to the premiere of the first Superman movie in 1978, starring the late Christopher Reeve, billboards populated America with the prophetic
Mary: Deified Human Hypostasis
Guy McClung
January 20, AD2019
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Now that is one theological mouthful. Some definitions may help. The meanings of “deified” and “human” are fairly clear. “Hypostasis” has been defined in several
A.J Ayer, Mike Tyson, Science & God
Guy McClung
January 1, AD2019
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The Ayer Legend The life of British philosopher Sir Alfred Jules Ayer (1910-1989 A.D.) has become not only the stuff of academic, but of popular
Mary Said Yes, Twice
Guy McClung
November 23, AD2018
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The Blessed Virgin Mary’s entire life was and is now a continuing, whole-hearted “Yes” to God’s will. Made in God’s image and likeness, and conceived
Passion Of Christ, Strengthen Me
Guy McClung
October 16, AD2018
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How Is That possible? St. Ignatius of Loyola is well-known for praying the Anima Christi prayer. Although he did not author it, Ignatius included and referenced the
Mother Mary, Who Do You Say That I Am ?
Guy McClung
September 14, AD2018
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Holy Scripture recounts several declarations of who Jesus is, by various people. Jesus poses this question to his Apostles: “Who do you say that I
Looking For God In All The Right Faces
Guy McClung
August 14, AD2018
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Heaven: Open! Jesus gives everyone what they need to find Him. The Magi, St. Dismas, and St. Thomas the Apostle all looked for Jesus in
Jesus Dwelt Among Us? Or In Us?
Guy McClung
July 21, AD2018
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In John 1:14, the word “The Word was made flesh” almost always translates as: “and dwelt among us,” or some other reference to “dwelling.” Some
Michelangelo Creates Sculptures On His Path To Redemption
Guy McClung
June 30, AD2018
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Michelangelo sculpted the Vatican Pieta, which is known worldwide and is, perhaps, the most viewed work of art in St. Peter’s church in the Vatican. Another
The Doctrinal Development of Islam
Guy McClung
June 10, AD2018
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Not unlike the history of doctrinal development in the Catholic Church, the possibility of doctrinal development within the Islam has been studied, discussed and whether
The Universal Appeal of Jane Austen
Guy McClung
May 16, AD2018
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Celebrated Worldwide, Beloved By Millions: Jane Is Everywhere The Jane Austen Circle of Singapore regularly hosts Regency balls and teas at the Old Parliament Arts
Place Your Bets:The Arnobius-Pascal You-Bet-Your-Life Wager
Guy McClung
April 20, AD2018
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Pascal & His Wager Blaise Pascal, 1623 A.D to 1662 A.D., noted author, thinker, mathematician, and philosopher, is famous for positing a thought argument about
Deaconesses, Never Deacons, Never Priestesses
Guy McClung
March 25, AD2018
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Some revolutionaries, who want the Church to attempt to confer the Sacrament of Holy Orders on women, point to this verse from St. Paul’s Epistle
How Jesus Changed Jewish Prayers as Echoed in His Our Father
Guy McClung
February 15, AD2018
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The Our Father, the Lord’s Prayer, is the most recited prayer in the Catholic Church and in all Christian denominations around the world. It has
I Do Not Fear The Lord
Guy McClung
January 16, AD2018
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Fear of the Lord is one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit and it is mentioned many times in Holy Scripture, in both the
Two Sons, One Father
Guy McClung
December 29, AD2017
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There are two things the father does in the Gospel story of the Prodigal Son which can give all of us sinners hope and comfort.
The Theology of Jane Austen- Part II
Guy McClung
November 19, AD2017
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In Part I of this discussion, the point was made that a fuller and deeper understanding of and appreciation of the works of Jane Austen
