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Something the Bible doesn't teach
Something the Bible doesn't teach
By Adam Charles Hovey
A very unbiblical belief about baptism, popular in some Protestant circles, is discussed.
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The Devil is the father of all lies
The Devil is the father of all lies
By Troy Kroening
Even in all of that God never stops loving us. If we accept the Devil’s lies, God still loves us. If we would give into all of the Devil’s lies or give ourselves to him in service, God still does not stop loving us just as the Devil never stops his disdain for us.
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The Reality of God who is our Forever!
The Reality of God who is our Forever!
By Ralph Hathaway
God IS Forever
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Occult Practices
Occult Practices
By Sebastian R. Fama
Ouija Boards, psychic hotlines, Tarot Cards, and ESP are some of the more common forms of Divination. We are told that these occult practices are nothing more than harmless entertainment. But that would be very wrong.
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What Does It Mean to Be “Separated” by God?
What Does It Mean to Be “Separated” by God?
By Aaron Schuck
Discover the transformative power of God’s light, as He separates darkness within us, calling us to holiness.
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Alone
Alone
By Eileen Renders
In this Article, we will look at an emotion that can often become very painful, and how we can overcome it, including how we entered into this sadness
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Lord We Place Our Trust in You: Reflections on the Readings for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
Lord We Place Our Trust in You: Reflections on the Readings for the 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
By Tom Klocek
Jesus is the Suffering Servant, the subject of Isaiah's excerpt this week. Jesus sets the example for use, and His suffering gives meaning to suffering - salvific suffering. In setting the example, Jesus also tells the apostles that they, too, will suffer, just as He will. This is difficult for them to understand but will come clear to them when they receive the Holy Spirit (Pentecost).
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Saint Theresa: Ecstasy in the Interior Castle
Saint Theresa: Ecstasy in the Interior Castle
By Gary Sullivan
Saint Theresa of Avila, her Ecstasy in the Interior Castle and other Theresa's we know.
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Paul's Eucharistic Theology
Paul's Eucharistic Theology
By Adam Charles Hovey
Paul did not hold a Zwinglian view of the Eucharist.
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In Death shall we find God's Mercy forever
In Death shall we find God's Mercy forever
By Ralph Hathaway
Death brings us new life
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For God so loved the world
For God so loved the world
By Adam Charles Hovey
Jesus loves you enough to die on a cross for your sins
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All Things Are Possible for God: Reflections on the readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
All Things Are Possible for God: Reflections on the readings for the 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Cycle B
By Tom Klocek
Wisdom is embodied in the "Word of God," and is the connecting theme in today's readings. Another theme is the Love of Jesus for us and especially for the young man who asked him the question. How, then, can we put God first above everything? We need God's grace in all that we do.
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Has the Church’s Authority Faced Similar Challenges in the Second and Twentieth Centuries?
Has the Church’s Authority Faced Similar Challenges in the Second and Twentieth Centuries?
By Aaron Schuck
This article explores how Gnosticism and modernism challenged the Catholic Church’s authority and how the Church responded to both.
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The Power of Unanswered Prayer: Trusting in God’s Wisdom Over Our Desires
The Power of Unanswered Prayer: Trusting in God’s Wisdom Over Our Desires
By Aaron Schuck
Explore St. John Chrysostom’s profound teaching on prayer, trust, and how unanswered prayers can deepen our faith.
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Is The End of the World At Hand?
Is The End of the World At Hand?
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
The World is Not Ending Just Yet!
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Let's make sure we don't go to Hell
Let's make sure we don't go to Hell
By Fr. Francis Maple
There is nothing worse than being separated from God
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Mary’s Influence Today: How Marian Devotion Shapes Contemporary Catholic Practices
Mary’s Influence Today: How Marian Devotion Shapes Contemporary Catholic Practices
By Aaron Schuck
Explore how Marian devotion shapes modern Catholic practices, from personal prayers like the Rosary to community feasts and pilgrimages.
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