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Supreme Court Challenge (A Satire Story)
Supreme Court Challenge (A Satire Story)
By E.M. McCarthy
Setting: The Senate Committee on the Judiciary Hearings room: includes twelve large chairs, a table, computers, cameras, and various people in the courtroom.
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POPE HONORIUS I, HERETIC?
POPE HONORIUS I, HERETIC?
By Debra Booton McCoy
Poor Pope Honorius has been condemned, anathematized, pointed out as fallible and partly excused. He has remained on the list of valid popes, somehow. Who is this man and how did he get into this position?
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Condign and Congruous Merit
Condign and Congruous Merit
By William Hemsworth
Within the scope of merit are the two forms of condign and congruous merit. Both are distinct from another, and yet they have an integral relationship with one another.
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In Weakness we find strength, Through Adversity we grow Pure!
In Weakness we find strength, Through Adversity we grow Pure!
By Ralph Hathaway
“My Grace is sufficient for you” Jesus told Paul. (1 Cor. 12:8). How often any of us can allude to the fact that try as we might there is at least one thorn we cannot overcome?
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Refuse to be Complacent
Refuse to be Complacent
By Lisa Mayer
I have been so devastated by what is happening in the Catholic Church. I’m betrayed. I’m enraged. I’m beyond words.
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Catholic and Protestant presuppositions are different
Catholic and Protestant presuppositions are different
By De Maria
So, then, it is paramount to discover which presupposition is true. Does that sound logical?
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No Regrets
No Regrets
By Victor S E Moubarak
You are probably familiar with Édith Piaf's song No Regrets or Non, Je ne regrette rien, to give it its original French title.
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Are We Praying the Rosary and Seeking Personal Holiness Enough to Avert the Judgement Of God on the USA and the World.
Are We Praying the Rosary and Seeking Personal Holiness Enough to Avert the Judgement Of God on the USA and the World.
By Ralph Zuranski
In times of spiritual wickedness in the leadership of the Catholic Church, prayer and the sacraments of Reconciliation and the Holy Eucharist and Eucharistic Adoration are the primary sources of warfare against evil in high places.
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Why Doulas Rock? And mamas too!
Why Doulas Rock? And mamas too!
By Julie
Recently, I had a friend who asked me to help her as a doula. The problem was she was many miles away in Virginia while I was stuck here in Texas. Anyway, she had tried to find a doula in her area and they were all booked for her due date. So, I told her I had heard of doulas offering “virtual doula” services where you help out long distance via phone, etc.
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Homily From 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Homily From 20th Sunday in Ordinary Time
By Tim Weinmann
We are now in the fourth of five weeks where holy mother Church has been leading us through the sixth chapter of St. John’s Gospel – identified as the “Bread of Life Discourse.” Two weeks ago, Jesus proclaimed "I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst." Last week, Jesus stated emphatically to the crowd: "I am the living bread
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The Lesson of the Almond Branch
The Lesson of the Almond Branch
By Robert Atkinson, M.I.
The LORD said; “What do you see?” “I see a branch of the almond tree,” I replied Then the LORD said to me: You have seen well, for I am watching over my word to carry it out.
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WHO TOLD YOU THAT YOU'RE NOT CATHOLIC?
WHO TOLD YOU THAT YOU'RE NOT CATHOLIC?
By Catherine M. J. Mary Evans
While Catholic Come Home Evangelizing in the world, I've been running across Catholics telling me they are not Catholic. So I'm wondering: Who told you that you're not Catholic?
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The Conspiracy to Destroy the Church
The Conspiracy to Destroy the Church
By Lorrie McNickle
It seems that we are currently in the midst of a conspiracy laden James Bond tainted realm of fiction and fantasy within the ranks and wrinkles of the Catholic Church and the crises she finds Herself embroiled in.
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Evil and Sin; the Dichotomy of their Relationship
Evil and Sin; the Dichotomy of their Relationship
By Ralph Hathaway
Evil, an existence of a depraved mindset that has its intent of destroying anything good in its path. Sin, when evil has completed its effectiveness upon one who falls, trapped under the very existence of the subtleness of the attraction to deadly sin.
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The Secular and the Divine ...
The Secular and the Divine ...
By Chris Cappannelli, EdD
Recently, actress Anne Hathaway made comments with respect to so-called “white privilege”, as well as LGBT rights (see attached link below): https://nypost.com/2018/09/16/anne-hathaway-denounces-white-privilege-in-award-speech/
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The Filipino Saints for the Filipino American in Me
The Filipino Saints for the Filipino American in Me
By BJ Gonzalvo
As an Asian American male growing up, there wasn’t a lot of popular public figures that I could recall treating as my childhood hero other than Bruce Lee.
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Forgiveness; the challenge we must face daily!
Forgiveness; the challenge we must face daily!
By Ralph Hathaway
It was many years past when a story hit the news; a man’s only daughter, young, vibrant, and with a wonderful life ahead of her was raped, brutally tortured, and killed by a man who didn’t have an ounce of decency about himself.
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