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The New Testament Is Reliable
The New Testament Is Reliable
By William Hemsworth
When it comes to a discussion about sacred scripture the word "accuracy" will definitely come up. Whether it is in regards to passages in the Old Testament or the New, what is the basis for such questions? Is it an honest attempt to discern the truth or is one's mind already made up?
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What is Fear?
What is Fear?
By Tony Jesse
Much like the ill-fated Titanic, the great ship that is our Faith has gone adrift, leaving us entrenched in a deep moral slumber. Consequently, we are setting ourselves up for a fatal collision.
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At Our Cross, We Receive!
At Our Cross, We Receive!
By Elizabeth Thomas
Today in our lives, many are facing sickness and death. Rather it be from disease, addictions, or viruses. Struggling with increased pain today, In my quiet time, I opened the book ---"My Journey, My Cross," I found this.
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The Communion of Saints Are Praying for Us
The Communion of Saints Are Praying for Us
By Bill Dunn
I was planning to write some interesting stories about my relatives who have passed away. You see, there have been some rather eccentric and colorful characters in my family tree. The wild adventures they engaged in don’t even need any exaggeration. I figured since they are no longer with us, they can’t complain if I reveal a few hilarious, if somewhat embarrassing, details from the past.
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Pandemics and Riots and Politics, Oh My!
Pandemics and Riots and Politics, Oh My!
By Marilyn Hetrick
When the pandemic hit, anxiety took root in my core. As it progressed, I sought comfort in activities such as physical exercise and gardening, but renewing my spiritual practices seemed to help most. The rosary became a cherished daily habit, and I set goals for Bible study, fasting, and monthly Confession.
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A Rare Occurrence---Remembering and Embracing a Homily
A Rare Occurrence---Remembering and Embracing a Homily
By Larry Peterson
Many love the Mass, and I count myself among them. What transpires during this splendid celebration of life, death, resurrection, and redemption is what we call the Mystery of Faith. We honor the life of Christ; we journey with Him as He is tortured and killed, and we rejoice in His Resurrection, which heralds our salvation.
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Gazing Upon the Face of Christ - Humility
Gazing Upon the Face of Christ - Humility
By Christina M. Sorrentino
Humility is not a virtue that one can develop overnight, but it is by contemplating on the Face of Christ as humility that we are aided in our journey to holiness. It is throughout our lifetime that we can perform small acts and demonstrate certain behaviors that lead us to not only have more humility, but to also attain a deeper understanding of it.
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Historic Battle: The Accord between Pope Francis and China
Historic Battle: The Accord between Pope Francis and China
By E.M. McCarthy
In 2018 Pope Francis and China struck up an accord which is set to be renewed next month. While this agreement is secret, Pope Francis accepted the Communist party's picks for regional bishops (with his final say) and Chinese Catholics may now recognize the Pope's leadership.
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Taking care of your responsibilities… did you call Mom?
Taking care of your responsibilities… did you call Mom?
By Troy Kroening
We all have responsibilities given our relationships with others. Children call their mothers on Mothers’ Day and generally keep in touch. Parents provide for their children and keep them safe. We all know our responsibilities. We do not always live up to them all of the time, but that should not keep us from trying. And our relationship with Heaven and those within also gives us a respons
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Ignore Commandments at Your Own Risk
Ignore Commandments at Your Own Risk
By Bill Dunn
There once was a young man who did not believe in the Law of Gravity. “It doesn’t apply to me,” he often said. “If you believe it’s true and it makes you happy, fine. But don’t impose your intolerant values on me!”
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Jesus And A New Life
Jesus And A New Life
By William Hemsworth
Every Sunday in the creed we declare that Jesus is our Lord, but what does that mean? What implications does that have on our lives? In the Gospels Jesus tells us to love our neighbor (Mark 12:31), love God (Matthew 22:37), and show mercy (John 8:11).
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Catholics Can Have Hope in Dire Circumstances
Catholics Can Have Hope in Dire Circumstances
By Bill Dunn
One of my favorite Catholic authors is Fr. Dwight Longenecker. He has a very fascinating story: raised as an Evangelical Protestant in Pennsylvania, he attended a Fundamentalist school, Bob Jones University, and then went to England to study at Oxford. He was ordained as an Anglican priest and served in ministry in Great Britain for many years. Eventually, he became Catholic, and now is the pastor
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The Beast, the Antichrist Is Among Us!
The Beast, the Antichrist Is Among Us!
By Elizabeth Thomas
With all that is happening around us in this day and time, more and more people are wondering are we in the END TIMES? We just might be! For two reasons. Any day we wake up, we do not know the hour or the day---if this is our last day on earth. Next, at some given point in time no matter what others say, we do know our Lord will be coming, and He is on the Way.
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Anti-Semitism and Anti-Christianism----Equal Partners in Dispensing Hate
Anti-Semitism and Anti-Christianism----Equal Partners in Dispensing Hate
By Larry Peterson
I was born and raised a Catholic. The Jews were those other people. Yes, I know, Jesus and Mary and Joseph and the apostles' et al. were all Jewish. The truth is, as a youngster, I never cared about that or even thought about it. I guess I looked at them as converts, and we have lots of converts. Since I am a long way from my younger days, I have learned that genuinely believing what you say is n
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"I Played You a Dirge, but You did not Weep": the World's Laughter at the Church
"I Played You a Dirge, but You did not Weep": the World's Laughter at the Church
By Scott Pauline
Dear reader: This writing is in tutor/student dialogue format for more entertaining discourse. Enjoy! STUDENT: “I played you a dirge, but you did not weep.” I have always loved this saying by Jesus. It is short yet poignant. Teacher, how might we look at this?
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The Law of Love
The Law of Love
By Carol Monaco
“The Commandments, ‘You shall not commit adultery; you shall not kill; you shall not steal; you shall not covet,’ and whatever other commandment there may be, are summed up in this saying, [namely] ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself.’ Love does no evil to the neighbor; hence, love is the fulfillment of the law.” [Romans 13: 9-10]
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The Antidote for Envy Is Gratitude
The Antidote for Envy Is Gratitude
By Bill Dunn
A while back, I discussed the Seven Deadly Sins, specifically the sin of Sloth. I mentioned that as an American living in the 21st century, I am tempted by the other six Deadly Sins, too: Pride, Anger, Lust, Greed, Envy, and Gluttony.
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