Jesus the Bridegroom is Mary’d to His Church
Ray Sullivan
August 18, AD2025
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By embracing both the Church and Mary as our Mother, we are truly embracing Jesus the Bridegroom.
The Chosen: Lightness and Letting Jesus Laugh
Anthony S. Layne
April 28, AD2023
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Yes, I know how to laugh. I can’t blame the handful of people who regularly read my articles for wondering. While writing my previous column
Who is Jesus, Really?
Ray Sullivan
December 28, AD2021
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Who is Jesus, really? That is a very good question, I think. Billions of people through the last two millenia have been searching for that answer.
The Book of Revelation and the Downfall of the First Chosen
Maurice Williams
August 24, AD2020
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The Book of Revelation is the most misunderstood book of the Bible. After two thousand years and perhaps hundreds of conflicting interpretations, there is still
A Woman Mentored by Jesus
Laurika Nxumalo
August 12, AD2020
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The exchange between Jesus and the Samaritan woman at the well found in Jn 4: 4-26 reveals Jesus`s mastery of personal evangelism through conversation. The
Our Advent Journey — Days of Comfort and Restoration
Mark C. McCann
December 14, AD2017
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Comfort, give comfort to my people, says your God. Speak to the heart of Jerusalem, and proclaim to her that her service has ended, that
God Hanging on the Gallows: A Prayer This Good Friday
Ramon Antonio A. Aldana
April 14, AD2017
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A few years ago, the BBC news channel presented an interesting documentary regarding Jewish life in the first century. In the course of that documentary,
