The Early Church Was… CATHOLIC!
Ray Sullivan
August 20, AD2024
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I have been meeting with a Protestant friend of mine for the past five months at a local diner to discuss the Bible and theology.
Montanus and the Problem of Hearing the Holy Spirit
Rory Fox
May 7, AD2024
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Montanus was an early Church heretic. His views remain interesting because they raise a question which confronts every generation of Christians. It is the question
Love Letters to the Latin Mass 4: The Priest Leads Us to Him
Cynthia Millen
April 19, AD2023
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Looking at the priest has no importance. What matters is looking together at the Lord. It is not now a question of dialogue, but of
Praying Before Meals: Thanksgiving and Spiritual Protection
Dom Cingoranelli
August 16, AD2022
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It’s such a simple thing–praying before meals–but something that people don’t always do when eating, especially in public. This, in spite of the spiritual benefits
Fasting: Opening the Door for Christ
Alex Wolke
March 15, AD2017
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Lent is here! For many, panic ensues on what one should be giving up for Lent. Chocolates? Facebook? Alcohol? Frequently, I have come up with
Confession: The Light is On for You
Pete Socks
March 30, AD2016
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Fear, anxiety, dread, embarrassment. These are all emotions one may feel when faced with having to go to confession. This is not how it needs
