Thomas J. McIntyre

Thomas J. McIntyre holds an MA in History from Georgia Southern University. His graduate research focused on the role played by the Catholic Church in a number of historical events, with a particular influence on the pontificate of Pope St. Damasus I (A.D. 366-84). He currently resides with his wife Nancy-Leigh in Lake Charles, Louisiana, where he teaches middle school social studies at Grand Lake School and is a member of Our Lady of Good Counsel parish. He is a second degree Knight of Columbus in Our Lady Queen of Heaven Council.


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Latest Articles By Thomas J. McIntyre
Sts. Simon Kananaios and Judah Thaddaeus, Apostles
Sts. Simon Kananaios and Judah Thaddaeus, Apostles
Simon is often identified by his surname Kananaios, which means the “zealous.” St. Jerome translated the surname to identify Simon as coming from the town of Cana, which in turn has led some to surmise that he was the groom in the wedding attended by Jesus and His relatives at which He performed His first miracle.
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St. Andrew, Patron Saint of "Second Fiddles"
St. Andrew, Patron Saint of "Second Fiddles"
Biblically speaking, if anyone had the right to resent playing “second fiddle” to anyone, particularly a sibling, it was Andreas bar Yochannan, better known as St. Andrew, brother of Simon Peter.
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Signs in the Sky
Signs in the Sky
For the past four years and 8 months, a series of celestial signs have occurred. Now, such signs are not, in and of themselves, anything portentous. We are not to do as the Romans and other ancient cultures did and spend our days constantly looking to the sky for some omen from which to divine the will of the gods.
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Pope Francis, St. John XXIII and St. Joseph
Pope Francis, St. John XXIII and St. Joseph
Had he been elected Pope in the 2005 Conclave, Jorge Cardinal Bergoglio would have taken the name John XXIV. He is reported to have told the late Francesco Cardinal Marchisano, “John, I would have called myself John, like the Good Pope; I would have been completely inspired by him".
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If I Were A Rich Man
If I Were A Rich Man
At first glance, it would seem that the rich man in this Gospel goes to hell simply for being rich, while Lazarus goes to the“bosom of Abraham” simply for being poor. But the message of Jesus’ parable goes much deeper than that.
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