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The Early Church Fathers on Clerical Celibacy
The Early Church Fathers on Clerical Celibacy
By Sebastian R. Fama
Critics will often claim that clerical celibacy is an unnatural invention of the Catholic Church. However, the practice of celibacy has its roots in Scripture and the early Church.
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What is Schism?
What is Schism?
By Dg
What is Schism?
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The Lord is Kind and Merciful to Those Who Repent: Reflections on the Readings for the Third Sunday of Lent, Cycle C
The Lord is Kind and Merciful to Those Who Repent: Reflections on the Readings for the Third Sunday of Lent, Cycle C
By Tom Klocek
"Repent and believe in the gospel" (Mark 1:15). Jesus began his ministry with the imperative "repent." He never wavered from the need for repentance and today's readings support His admonition. Lent is a particularly good time to repent as we await the glory of the Resurrection on Easter.
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What Does it Mean to be “Devoted” to the Saints?
What Does it Mean to be “Devoted” to the Saints?
By Matthew McKenna, MA Theology
What is Devotion to the Saints?
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Upon reaching heaven at the end of life, are we Saints?
Upon reaching heaven at the end of life, are we Saints?
By Eileen Renders
This writing focuses on one of the questions we may ask ourselves regarding the afterlife.
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Sacrilege is not a word of law, it is an understanding of consciousness!
Sacrilege is not a word of law, it is an understanding of consciousness!
By Ralph Hathaway
Sacrilege should be avoided
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10 Ways to Avoid Purgatory
10 Ways to Avoid Purgatory
By Terri Thomas
Here are ten specific ways to avoid purgatory.
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Top 5 'Innate Desire for God' Quotes
Top 5 'Innate Desire for God' Quotes
By Gary Sullivan
Innate desire is best described as a deep-seated hunger and thirst for happiness in God. Here are six quotes that confirm this universal hunger and thirst for God...
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Are you sinning right now without realising it?
Are you sinning right now without realising it?
By Fr. Francis Maple
There are times that we sin by what we do not do as opposed by what we actually do. These are sins of omissions.
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Keep Going with Persevering Faith: Lenten Reflection
Keep Going with Persevering Faith: Lenten Reflection
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The journey is rough, but we must keep going
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Is Hell in the Old Testament?
Is Hell in the Old Testament?
By Dg
Is Hell mentioned in the OT?
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A Lenten Treasure Hunt: Third Clue
A Lenten Treasure Hunt: Third Clue
By Christy Romero
The third clue is very crafty, and will try to lure you away from the Treasure. But don't give up. Even though you will be swimming against the current, the closer you get to the Treasure, the stronger you will become.
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Mysterious Souls in Purgatory Save Man in Miraculous Way
Mysterious Souls in Purgatory Save Man in Miraculous Way
By Terri Thomas
The holy souls in purgatory are under used intercessors.
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Hot Topics for 21st-Century Catholics: Understanding and Defending Church Teaching
Hot Topics for 21st-Century Catholics: Understanding and Defending Church Teaching
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
The Catholic Church faces widespread misunderstandings on key doctrines, including the Eucharist, Confession, moral teachings on life and sexuality, and the nature of Holy Orders. These misconceptions stem from poor catechesis. To restore faith and holiness, Catholics must boldly teach, defend, and live out these truths, ensuring that the Church remains a beacon of Christ’s unchanging wisdom.
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Going into Gender Dysphoria Persecution
Going into Gender Dysphoria Persecution
By Scott Pauline
Old Testament and New Testament schisms and chastisements: atheistic materialism and relativistic materialism
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A Light so Astounding that we are Transposed within it
A Light so Astounding that we are Transposed within it
By Ralph Hathaway
It is the Light of Christ that saves us
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Lent: A Time for Transformation
Lent: A Time for Transformation
By The Catholic Philadelphian
God calls us to be transfigured into the people who would bring his kingdom of heaven on earth
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