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Compelled by the Spirit (Acts 20-21)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
Saint Paul followed where the Holy Spirit led him. A reflection on Acts 20-21.
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Did Pope Paul VI Fulfill the Prophetic Warnings of Our Lady of Good Success?
By Larry Welch
Explanation of how Pope Paul VI's decision to "reopen" Vatican II that Pope John XXIII wanted permanently "closed" caused such a "great crisis" in the Church.
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Saint Patrick, Both, And
By Timothy McHugh
Saint Patrick’s Day is one of the most widely known saint’s feast days along with Saint Valentine. There are many different aspects to Saint Patrick’s Day. There is the remembrance of his holy, pious, and courageous service to God and the Church. For this we are called to emulate him and ask for his intercession. Then, there is the broad Irish heritage celebration resonating around the world fo
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Freedom and Faith: A Pilgrimage Through America’s Catholic and Historic Heritage
By Dr. Anne DeSantis
Dr. Anne DeSantis makes an invitation to join the St. Raymond Nonnatus Foundation for the “Freedom and Faith America” pilgrimage, a special journey honoring the 250th anniversary of the United States. This inspiring pilgrimage will bring participants to some of the nation’s most important Catholic and historical sites while offering time for prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
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9-day novena to St Joseph | Day 1
By The Catholic Nurse
March 10 begins the daily prayer to honor all efforts of the Godman's earthly father's feast. Please bookmark and use this novena throughout the year.
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The Woman at the Well as Prophecy and Image of Christian Division
By Scott Pauline
The woman at the well can be a revelation of Christian division. It makes full sense because, relative to the Old Covenant, she is something like a heretic to Jewish people. She has the sense of the full purity of Judaism, but it is partially corrupted in the minds of the fully Jewish persons who worship at Jerusalem, which at that time was the true place to worship...
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The Great Error of Zionism: The Holy Land was only a Type of the Church
By Scott Pauline
The current reunion of the PHYSICAL people of God with the physical place of beatitude is a prelude to the reunion of the spiritually separated peoples to the SPIRITUAL land of beatitude, the Catholic Church!
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Prometheus – Angel or Demon?
By Caroline Furlong
Maybe cut the guy a break and look again at the heads of the old pantheons?
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Clear cut & irrefutable evidence that Pope Paul VI hijacked Vatican II, according to the testimony of many distinguished cardinals at the Second Vatican Council, and other prominent prelates
By Larry Welch
Testimonies of Cardinals in attendance at Vatican II that "denounced" what Pope Paul VI was proposing for changes in the Church, especially in the Mass.
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A Crime against God and Man
By Janet Cassidy
Indiscriminate Destruction - a Crime against God and Man
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This one weird trick will not produce miracles (Acts 19)
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
Faith is needed for healing. A reflection on Acts 19.
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From Their hearts come evil
By Jack Yankton
A lot of the evils in this world are misattributed to things that are not. this has consequences that the reader may find thought provoking
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Mary and Joseph return to Jerusalem. So too, today, the Jews | Still no Messiah found?
By Scott Pauline
It is highly probable that this strange independent story of the Gospels on the finding of the near adult adolescent Jesus on the third day in the Temple is an analogical revelation of part of the mystery of the Jewish People finally discovering the Messiah in the NEW Temple, the Church, finding all the while that He was "busy with the Gentiles."
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New Name Doesn’t Justify Physician-Assisted Suicide
By Michael J. Cummings
Recent trends to permit assisted suicide are contrary to the position of the Catholic Church.
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Never Forget Iran’s Threat to America
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Let's not forget how Iran and the Ayatollah wanted to destroy America
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What Started American - Iranian Tensions?
By Tim Fromann
What Started American - Iranian Tensions?
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Calendar of feasts: March's Martyrs & Mystics
By The Catholic Nurse
During Lent, as we focus on repentance, sacrifice, and renewal. Let us ALSO celebrate those who crossed the finish line and learn how they won their crowns.
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