Bring ‘Em Back! Part 5
Gene M. Van Son
March 18, AD2024
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This is the fifth in a series of articles aimed at helping you to get your lapsed Catholic loved one going to Church again and
In the World but Not of the World: A Guide for Pastoral Ministry- Part I
Rev. Kenneth M. Dos Santos MIC
March 16, AD2024
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Is it feasible to be pastoral in one’s outreach to others, bereft of Gospel Truth, Judeo-Christian moral code, and the Magisterium of the Catholic Church?
Sin, Guilt, Forgiveness, and Punishment- Part II
Nate Guyear
March 13, AD2024
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Click here to read Part I of this article. Punishment What is punishment? The Catholic Dictionary defines punishment as, Any ill suffered in consequence of
Sin, Guilt, Forgiveness, and Punishment- Part I
Nate Guyear
March 12, AD2024
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Have you ever heard someone say that God’s forgiveness removes the guilt of sin? And have you ever wondered why God punishes a person from
Bring ‘Em Back! Part 4
Gene M. Van Son
March 11, AD2024
6 Comments
This is the fourth in a series of articles aimed at helping you to get your lapsed Catholic loved one going to Church again and
Bring ‘Em Back! Part 3
Gene M. Van Son
March 4, AD2024
10 Comments
This is the third in a series of articles aimed at helping you to get your lapsed Catholic loved one going to Church again and
Bring ‘Em Back! Part 2
Gene M. Van Son
February 26, AD2024
8 Comments
This is the second in a series of articles aimed at helping you to get your lapsed Catholic loved one going to Church again and
Bring ‘Em Back! Part 1
Gene M. Van Son
February 19, AD2024
38 Comments
Do you have a Catholic loved one or friend who is no longer a ‘practicing’ Catholic? This is the first in a series of 15
Eight Reasons Why Animals Do Not Have Immortal Souls- Part II
Nate Guyear
February 12, AD2024
37 Comments
Read Part I Genesis and Nonrational Creatures Genesis 1 provides insight into the animals’ purposes. At the end of each day, God looks at his
Eight Reasons Why Animals Do Not Have Immortal Souls- Part I
Nate Guyear
February 11, AD2024
63 Comments
In an upcoming article, I will expound on actual, sanctifying, and sacramental graces, and why God made humans to receive that grace which brings us
Fernandez, Armed with the Fiducia Supplicans, Crosses the Rubicon.
Guest Contributor
February 5, AD2024
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By: Unknown Centurion To a citizen of ancient Rome, crossing the Rubicon had an important, even menacing, meaning. It refers to Julius Caesar’s crossing of
Heaven, a Place of Infinite Possibilities
Deacon Frank
January 10, AD2024
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There is a subtle view, widely held by people of faith, that heaven will be experienced in the same way, by all those deemed worthy
Catholic Doctrine and the Sunday Readings for January 2024
Marty Dybicz
January 5, AD2024
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The meaning of the Sunday Mass Readings for January 2024 is made clearest by Catholic Doctrine. This series of monthly columns on the doctrinal meaning
Catholic Questions and Answers
Nate Guyear
December 14, AD2023
23 Comments
Recently, I began answering questions for a website called Catholic Questions. I have also asked a couple of questions in the past and can attest
Church Authority and the Recent Synod on Synodality
Guest Contributor
November 22, AD2023
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By R.A Capone One only shall be your teacher, Christ (Mt 23, 10). The authority of the Church is from Christ who at His Ascension
How to Identify the “One” Church Jesus Christ Instituted
Deacon Frank
November 16, AD2023
15 Comments
There are tens of thousands of different Christian churches in our world today. Each of them professes to have the inside track on attaining eternal
Observant
Garrett Hines
November 15, AD2023
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Looking to what could be as a means to give what is. A homemade box crafted from spare delivery packages and a piece of my
Ordination of Women In the Church
Nate Guyear
October 27, AD2023
23 Comments
Before I get going on the ordination of women, I just want to be clear that I am not against female leaders. In fact, I
A Letter to a Mother About the Synod on Synodality
David Torkington
October 23, AD2023
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A Letter to a young mother of four who asked my opinion on the current Synod of Synodality which she is finding unfathomable. When I
The Sacrament of Reconciliation: The Fulfillment of the Day of Atonement
Deacon Frank
October 13, AD2023
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This past month, our Jewish Brethren solemnly celebrated Yom Kippur, a Day of Atonement, to atone for their sins as prescribed by God in the
Remembering Old, Beautiful Catholic Churches
Richard Auciello
October 10, AD2023
9 Comments
Something New, Something Different, Something Wrong Having overslept, my wife and I missed the daily Mass at our Parish. We went to another Catholic Church
It’s More than Okay to Celebrate Christopher Columbus Day
Dan Fitzpatrick
October 9, AD2023
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Today, attention is focused by many school teachers, most journalists, and the entire woke culture solely on the negative-connected history of Christopher Columbus and not
The Last Warrior-Monk?
Guest Contributor
September 13, AD2023
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By: Unknown Centurion For God did not give us a spirit of cowardice but rather of power and love and self-control (2 Timothy 1:7). A
What is Truth? A Modern Day Tower of Babel Story
Deacon Frank
September 9, AD2023
9 Comments
At the present hour, humanity is reaping the harmful consequences of relativism and subjective truth. In tandem, they are doing tremendous damage to our culture
