Catholic Stand – Page 125 – Living the Truth the Church Teaches

With Freedom Comes Responsibility

Glenn Slaby January 30, AD2021 1 Comment

Americans have the right to freedom of faith, speech, and religion but we should keep in mind that we do not have the freedom to

The Two Ways to Know the Truth: Reason and Faith

Marty Dybicz January 29, AD2021 4 Comments

There are two ways to know the truth, which we need so badly during these difficult times. “Unity” is a buzzword now. Real unity can

Sharing in the Treasury of the Church

Charlette Mills January 29, AD2021 1 Comment

Wouldn’t it be wonderful if someone you love and who loves you very much won the Lottery and wanted to share it with you? You

The Time for Preaching and Teaching Is Over

Rob Marco January 28, AD2021 15 Comments

I asked a friend this evening, “Do people read books anymore?” “No. They don’t,” he replied. “What’s the point, then?” I asked. “The people who read books like

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Fr. Thomas de Beyer Composes Stunning Sacred Music

Patty Knap January 28, AD2021 2 Comments

The original Latin liturgical text of the Mass has been composed into sacred music by German priest Fr. Thomas de Beyer. Mass of the Light

Look for Miracles Every Day

Deacon Steve Greco January 27, AD2021 9 Comments

The Lord has come to me many times to say: Tell my people how much I love them. Tell my people that they are not

The Third Vision of Revelation

Briana Huddleston January 27, AD2021 1 Comment

If you’ve been following along with the Revelation series, you will recall how I explained John’s visions in my previous articles. He is given three

Building Emotional Capital Through the Fruits of the Holy Spirit

Dennis Dillon January 26, AD2021 1 Comment

The idea of emotional capital comes from the business community of deposits and withdrawals of money. The more dollars we put into the bank, the more

Love Your Enemies, Pray For Them

Betty Parquette January 26, AD2021 4 Comments

The day after the tragedy at our Capitol I went out to pray at our local Planned Parenthood. It was abortion day. Some of you

kilmer, resolutions, Talents, reflecting

Write Your Life Story God’s Way

Diana Ragsdale January 25, AD2021 8 Comments

As a writer and an aspiring novelist, studying the essential parts of a novel that make it a good novel has always sparked my interest.

Crown of the Virgin

Pete Socks January 25, AD2021 1 Comment

I recently stumbled upon a great little meditation book that I wanted to share with you. This book is an ancient text dated somewhere around

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The Infinite Source of all Power and Energy

David Torkington January 24, AD2021 5 Comments

If only we could learn how to receive, harness, and store the infinite power of the sun to solve our energy problems. In the same

Why Should We Pray the Rosary?

Cesar R. Falcon January 24, AD2021 7 Comments

When I started reading the Bible, I was so fascinated by its beauty and infinite treasure. A question always popped up my mind, “Why does

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The Astonishing Human Body

Maurice Williams January 23, AD2021 5 Comments

The USS Gerald R. Ford is the largest aircraft carrier in the world. Its two nuclear engines turning four props can move the carrier at

The Importance of Knowing God’s Word

Jeffrey Stevens January 23, AD2021 No Comments

As Catholics, God’s Word has to be important to us. I don’t mean important as we pay attention at mass while the readings are being

The Loss of Spiritual Herd Immunity

Steve Smith January 22, AD2021 3 Comments

Recently heard on the floor of the House of Representatives: “Amen, and A-women”. There was more to the opening prayer than that, but that was

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Do Catholics Have Too Many Rules?

Genesius January 22, AD2021 2 Comments

Debate is something that we Catholics should embrace. After all, the Doctors of the Church often participated in very time-consuming debates. Debate can be enlightening.