I invite anyone who is discouraged about the state of the Church to read this: thecatholicthing.org/2023/04…
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This is little Benson, born prematurely at 22 weeks.
Where's the clump of cells they're talking about?
Learning to do nothing: The art of sacred silence - catholicworldreport.com/2023…
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This right here 👇🏼 @BishopBarron @Bishopoftyler @ArchCordileone @FrPlant wordonfire.org/articles/barr…
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Marriage is between 1 man & 1 woman, committed for life & open to children. Attempts to redefine marriage fail to change this reality. If an element of the above definition is altered then no marriage exists no matter what words are used. Living a fiction is unhealthy.
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When you ask the Church for the Sacraments, don’t hold it against the Church when the Church asks you to live the sacramental life. For the Church isn’t rejecting you but in fact respecting you, offering you what your soul really wants, really needs—a real shot at holiness.
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BREAKING: Tragic news out of Nigeria this morning--Catholic priest burned alive..
#prayers #Nigeria
ncregister.com/cna/breaking-…
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I told Newsweek "He was gracious, humble and gentle. He listened well and respectfully to the other person's point of view. I was shocked at how opposite he was from the public perceptions." newsweek.com/vilified-pope-b…
The agenda of the "Synodal Way" of the German bishops includes allowing women to be ordained priests. The @Pontifex response to @americamag shows that he upholds the Church's teaching on this issue:
catholicworldreport.com/2022…
Here is a good article that helps understand the risk involved in the Respect for Marriage Act:
catholicworldreport.com/2022…
What truly is Social Justice, as the Church teaches it, not as some political persuasions would have you believe it to be? This article helps answer that question. It is worth the read.
catholicworldreport.com/2022…
A beautiful and sobering reflection on the individual judgment...which follows individual choice.
As Christ the King winds its liturgical way to First Advent,
A short meditation on Judgment I wrote a little time ago: “What was really the Case”.
thelampmagazine.com/2022/11/…
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Cardinal Zen, we do not know what lies ahead for you in this unjust world, but know that we love you and pray for you. And we know that God will give you your reward.
It would be good to join fasting and penance with our prayers for unity in the Church. Having said that, the response from the Vatican to the German bishops is encouraging.
Pray for the unity of the Church.
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Vatican publishes cardinals’ critiques of German ‘synodal way’ pillarcatholic.com/vatican-p…
I agree with her thinking. There are two big obstacles to dialogue between Catholics and Protestants: agreement on meaning of words (forgiveness, salvation, etc.), and understanding what constitutes as evidence for each person involved in the conversation.
















