The Death of a Pope
Sydney Sadowski
January 25, AD2023
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Joseph Ratzinger (1927-2022) Many people my age have been formed in faith through the influence of John Paul II, who was Pope for most my
Did Vatican II Change the Doctrine of Supersessionism?
Rory Fox
January 7, AD2023
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Supersessionism is the view that Christianity has “superseded,” or “replaced,” Judaism as the (single) path to salvation. In 2015 the Vatican said: Supersessionism steadily gained
The Church is One in the Integrity of Life
Bob Drury
July 8, AD2022
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The Church is one in the integrity of the life of the Blessed Trinity, Whose life is shared with Man as sanctifying grace through baptism.
Catholic Social Teaching and Your Vote, Part II
Scott Davis
October 9, AD2020
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In the first part of this two-part Catholic voting guide, I laid out the principles of Catholic social teaching (CST) and the application of CST
Jesus’ Mercy Covers Our Impurity and Our Clericalism
Suellen Brewster
August 27, AD2018
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Five hundred years ago, the Roman Catholic Church was going through an incredible time of corruption and holiness, shame and glory, evil and good. It
Getting Real with Reconciliation: The Essence of Making a Good Confession
Mark C. McCann
May 11, AD2017
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When I was a boy, going to Confession was a regular part of my Catholic school experience. I remember standing in line with the other
