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Every Part of the Body of Christ Is Important
By Bill Dunn
On the weekend of January 23rd and 24th, the second reading at Mass is from St. Paul’s first letter to the Corinthians. Paul offers a wonderful analogy, comparing the Church—the body of Christ—to a human body. He explains that a “body is not a single part, but many.” Each part has its own important function, and all the parts work together to produce a single, unified, healthy body.
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Is Our Definition of Love the Same as Christ's?
By Tom Collins
What is love? Is our definition of love the same as Jesus Christ’s definition? We can learn so much from scripture.
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Are Political Parties Irrelevant When We Should Be Catholics First?
By Ralph Zuranski
The big question is, "What should be the Catholic perspective on political parties?"
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Is the Bible the Only Word of God?
By Kevin Noles
First off, nowhere in the Bible does it say that the Bible is the sole, God-inspired source we have. This is a traditional construct of man which contradicts the Bible. The burden of proof lays with John on this. He must demonstrate that the Bible is the only source of the Word of God.
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Opus
By Nathan James Rawlins
We are attempting to answer the question: what is the Church? In attempting to answer this question we look first to the episode of creation from Genesis chapter 2. The text constructs reality as we know it by using relationships and we can appreciate that Scripture picks up on the biological perspective in finding relation to all living things through the soil.
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Why Are The Statistics On Abortion And Contraception The Same For Catholics And Non-Catholics?
By Ralph Zuranski
When we look at any political movement, it is important to analyze the ideas they condone, endorse and promote. The leaders of the social progressive party in the US, specifically Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, promote "abortion on demand" up to the moment of birth.
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Who is Christ to You?
By Tom Collins
Who Is Christ to You? Is Christ the Messiah promised in the Old Testament?
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God only grants eternal life to those who merit salvation
By De Maria
Scripture is very clear. God only grants eternal life to those who merit salvation
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Three Catholic Principles for the Gun Control Debate
By Leonard Wathen
Gun control is one of the most hotly debated issues in American politics today. On one extreme there are those who seem to think that guns can and should be completely legislated out of American life. On the other extreme are those who seem to think that our communities would be safer if everyone carried a concealed weapon.
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Abortion: In the Bible or Not?
By Kathleen Troost-Cramer
Among the many arguments on both sides of the abortion debate in our culture today are positions based on religious belief. There are both pro-abortion and pro-life arguments from people of faith, each side claiming support for its respective argument from the standpoint of its own convictions.
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What Does The Catholic Church Believe About Killing In War
By Ralph Zuranski
As a Faithful Catholic, I follow its teachings on war. War should be a last resort. Every peaceful means should be employed first.
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Body and Soul: The Formation Of A Person
By Jonathan Hayes
The relationship between the body and the soul is complex and ultimately a mystery. The importance of this relationship, however, is necessary to grasp because by doing so we will have an insightful understanding of ourselves and the way God made us.
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The Jubilee Year of Mercy
By Bill Dunn
As you may have heard, back on December 8th we began the Year of Mercy. Or as the Church officially calls it, the Extraordinary Jubilee Year of Mercy.
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Why Are We All In Jeopardy Of Being Murdered Or Imprisoned Because Of Religion Or Legislation?
By Ralph Zuranski
Just because a person identifies themselves as Pro-life does not mean they are. The act of murdering anyone is a complete denial of what true Pro-life people profess.
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Catholic Prayer Warrior Perspective On Pope Francis Visit To the USA
By Ralph Zuranski
This is my perspective on the visit of Pope Francis I shared with one of my Catholic Brothers who was having difficulty explaining the actions of the Pope on his recent visit to the US.
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New Year's Resolutions
By Michelle Watkins
It’s that time of year again when many will make New Year’s resolution. The goals are usually notable: exercise more, spend less, eat healthy, etc. These are valid and noteworthy goals. Yet, we should remind ourselves that this is our temporary ‘home’ and our primary goal in life should be to reach heaven in the afterlife. Therefore, we shouldn’t forget resolutions for our walk in faith.
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Prayer, Massacres, Gun Control, and the Elephant in the Room
By Richard Maffeo
Within a day or so of the massacre in San Bernadino, the New York Daily News ran a full page spread with the title: God Isn't Fixing This." Their point, as you read the article, is we need better gun control. I see it much differently.
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