Archives
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St. John Paul II Knew the Dangers of Bad Anthropology
In the Catholic tradition the person, the family, and the faith are all communities and commitments that exist prior to the state, both chronologically and in the natural order of things.
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Satan Recognizes Christ’s Body. Do We?
Reflecting on the devil’s hatred for the Body of Christ, we should pray for a deeper faith in it. If Satan hates this sacrament so much, God must work great good through it.
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Paying Taxes to the Emperor
Repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God. Do we attach ourselves to worldly things at the expense of the love and honor that we owe to God?
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The Miracle of the Sun
The sun then began to spin, twirling in the sky, and at one point appeared to veer toward earth before jumping back to its place in the sky.
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The Need for Assistants (Acts 6)
The need for deacons is introduced in chapter six of Acts with the choosing of seven righteous men.
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The Parable of the Wedding Feast
Jesus’ message in the parable cautions against exclusive beliefs about the kingdom of heaven. God invites us to his feast, giving us his salvation. Yet he asks us to repent for our sins.
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Our Lady of the Rosary
The Rosary is a contemplation of the stages of the life of Jesus the Saviour with his Mother Mary and it is a weapon that protects us from evil and temptation.
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For Too Many Catholics, “Jesus Was Just A Great Teacher…”
This denial of Jesus of Nazareth as the divine Son enfleshed laid the groundwork for all the “historical Jesus” reconstructions that are standard within popular media.
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The Parable of the Tenants
In this parable, the landowner leases his vineyard to tenants and sends his servants to collect the portion of the harvest that the tenants owe to him. The tenants act with selfishness and go against the will of the landowner.