The Eight Lenses for Reading Scripture
Ray Sullivan
March 23, AD2023
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There are many ways of reading the Bible. Some read through the whole Bible in a year, kind of like reading a novel. Some read
Lent: A Time of Renewal
Diana Ragsdale
March 23, AD2023
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Lent is a time of true spiritual renewal. We give up something we enjoy, we fast, and we give back to those in need. Recently
Holy Hour Adoration
Mark Belanger
March 22, AD2023
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Every week I take an hour to sit in prayer before the Blessed Body of Christ in our parish Adoration Chapel. It is an exercise
The Higher Gifts- Why These Virtues Are Theological
Mary Ennis Meo
March 22, AD2023
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How often it is that teachers learn as much from the lesson as the students do? Preparing for RCIA class last month, I read over
Thoughts on the Decline of Catholic Marriage
Masha Goepel
March 21, AD2023
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This past month, my local Catholic radio station has been hosting regular programs asking, “Why aren’t young Catholics getting married?” It seems that Catholics under
Not A Flight of Fancy
Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer
March 20, AD2023
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A short time ago, I travelled from Italy to Holland to give a couple of conferences regarding Saint Thomas Aquinas, Saint John Paul II, and
Our Lady’s Teaching on Prayer – A Lenten Course on Prayer
David Torkington
March 19, AD2023
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Part Four – A New Type of Temple Our Lady would have known that God was referred to as a Father in the Old Testament and
Lent Lessons from Exodus 90
John Kubasak
March 18, AD2023
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If you are a man who wants a more fulfilling life, you might consider joining or starting an Exodus 90 program in your parish. Exodus
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 3: First We Must Be Cleansed
Cynthia Millen
March 17, AD2023
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Asperges me, Dómine, hyssópo, et mundábor; lavábis me et super nivem dealbábor. (Thou shalt sprinkle me, O Lord, with hyssop, and I shall be cleansed;
The Ugliness of this Accursed Passion
Sydney Sadowski
March 16, AD2023
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One of the greatest difficulties with the teaching of Christ is that it is so easy to say and so difficult to do. I am
What to Pack for Our Journey Through Lent?
Deacon Greg Lambert
March 16, AD2023
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In the old days, before Smart Phones and GPS technology, it was almost obligatory to stop by AAA to get a customized map called a
How I Understand and Interpret Revelation
Maurice Williams
March 15, AD2023
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There are dozens of books written to explain the Book of Revelation, but nobody has achieved an understanding that most readers accept. In fact, the
Deny Yourself
Charlie Johnson
March 15, AD2023
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Lately, I have been re-imagining my thoughts on the old words of Jesus, “If anyone would come after me, let him deny himself and take
If the Pope Goes to Moscow – Preparing for Garabandal
Steve Smith
March 14, AD2023
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Whether or not you believe that Tribulations and a Warning for mankind, as foretold at Garabandal and in other private revelations, are imminent, it can’t
Heresy and a Divided Leadership—An Interruption
Anthony S. Layne
March 13, AD2023
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In my previous article, I said the Catholic Church’s biggest problem is the stunning absence of leadership. Just recently, the disunity among the American hierarchy
Our Lady’s Teaching on Prayer – A Lenten Course on Prayer
David Torkington
March 12, AD2023
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Part Three -The Immaculate Conception Most scripture scholars would say that Our Lady was born about fifteen or sixteen years before Christ was born, but
Why Foot Washing Is About Much More Than Good Hygiene
Nate Guyear
March 11, AD2023
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With Lent underway, a period of ascesis (rigor/self-discipline) is being observed by the Catholic faithful. In addition to ascetical practices, clergy will continue the tradition
When Temptations Come….
Pamela Mandela
March 10, AD2023
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The Gospel of the 1st Sunday of Lent Year A presents the Temptation of the Lord Jesus (Matthew 4:1-11). As the Spirit leads the Lord
Did Vatican II Change the Doctrine “No Salvation Outside the Church”?
Rory Fox
March 9, AD2023
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For many centuries the Church taught that “there is no salvation outside the Church.” On the surface this seems to be a straightforward claim that
Faith-Based Measures for Catholic Investors: A Starting Point and Call to Action
Joe Tevington
March 8, AD2023
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A Look at the Vatican’s ‘Mensuram Bonum’ The Catechism of the Catholic Church provides guidance in the economic sphere: 2426….Economic activity…is to be exercised within
Our Spiritual Life is About Balancing Our Martha and Mary
Gabriel Garnica
March 7, AD2023
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Most Christians should know the story of how Martha became indignant that she was working hard preparing the meal and doing house work while her
A Threat Assessment for Defining Human Nature
Tom Collingwood
March 6, AD2023
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Over the years I have followed various national threat assessment analyses. These analyses report, discuss, and predict what are and what will be the major
