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Working Together

Fr. Nathaniel Dreyer July 29, AD2024 5 Comments

One of my favorite novels is “The Last Battle” by C. S. Lewis. This novel, the seventh and final novel in “The Chronicles of Narnia,”

How to Identify the “One” Church Jesus Christ Instituted

Deacon Frank November 16, AD2023 13 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

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Source of Christian Unity

Christian Daru July 6, AD2021 3 Comments

“That they may all be one as thou, Father, art in me, and I in thee, that they also may be one in us: that

Christian Unity Through Eucharistic Adoration

Alicia Connolly-Lohr February 25, AD2020 1 Comment

Catholic doctrinal and religious practices which conflict with our separated brethren are now over five hundred years old. I have observed that most dialogues with

The Final Word? Theology, Authority, and Christian Unity

Mark C. McCann October 30, AD2019 9 Comments

I had the opportunity recently to attend a series of Christian talks on the “Gifts of the Holy Spirit” given at a local church. The

The Dilemma of the Essential and Nonessential Doctrines

Dr. Allison Low December 16, AD2017 2 Comments

Over the past few years when evangelizing, I have heard a claim that is becoming more prevalent among Protestants. This belief has been expressed to

The First Principle is Christian Unity

Guest Contributor June 10, AD2017 7 Comments

Some Protestant clergy have chosen unity over fragmentation. They have given up everything to become Catholic and lead congregations into the Catholic Faith. On February

The Relevance of Paul in the Modern Era

Anna Rose Meeds June 29, AD2015 2 Comments

When controversial writers in the Bible are discussed, Paul is often one of the first mentioned. For years, Christians clung to his words about faith,

Joining the Fellowship: Catholic Lessons from Tolkien

Anna Rose Meeds May 4, AD2015 3 Comments

Ragged stuffed animal and hidden depression as my constant companions, I discovered J.R.R. Tolkien during my awkward preteen years. My father, although never an enthusiastic

Balancing Culture and Christianity

Anna Rose Meeds January 9, AD2015 10 Comments

Culture is a word with a depth of meaning – a mixture of pain, joy, pride, love, restriction, and tradition. According to the Merriam-Webster dictionary,