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Miracle On Ice 45 Years Later and Its Faith Reminders
By The Catholic Philadelphian
45 Years since Team USA defeated the heavily favored Soviet Union.
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Senate Confirms New FBI Director
By The Catholic Philadelphian
Kash Patel makes his return to the Trump Administration as the new director of the FBI and he will look to put his words into action
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Jubilee 2025: Jubilee for Artists - February 16 to 18
By Sarah J. Pedrozo
The Jubilee for Artists celebrates art and artists of all kinds, reminding everyone of our need to create to restore a sense of wonder and awe.
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An alternative solution to the Millennium of Apocalypse 19 to 20 | The Era of the Virgin's Immaculate Heart
By Scott Pauline
The Millennium of the Apocalypse in a middle of the road interpretation can be the great Sabbath like rest from sin and iniquity that is being promised by the Virgin after coming tribulation.
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Vatican II, the Jewish Diaspora, and our Minor Apostasy | Prophecy of Apocalypse
By Scott Pauline
Vatican II, the Jewish Diaspora, and our Minor Apostasy in Prophecy of Apocalypse
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Dachau
By Bryan J Dickerson
Following up his previous article about the Auschwitz Death Camp, the author examines the Dachau Concentration Camp, its Catholic clergy victims and his experiences in visiting the Dachau Memorial in 2001. Despite the appalling depravities and evils of the Nazis at Dachau, Christ's light could not be extinguished as testified by the holy priests and religious who were held there.
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Do you think like Jesus?
By Fr. Francis Maple
Does the world today think like Jesus thinks?
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160 Years Since Lincoln’s Second Inauguration Speech
By The Catholic Philadelphian
As we commemorate Lincoln's birthday, it is fitting that 2025 marks 160 years since he gave his second inaugural speech that features the words that will permeate throughout the history books.
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Mass Attendance, Reverence, and Vocations: A Reality Check
By Deacon Wally Calabrese
The decline in Mass attendance, reverence, and priestly vocations is often attributed to Vatican II and the shift from the Traditional Latin Mass (TLM) to the Novus Ordo, but historical data reveals that attendance was already declining before these changes. Studies from the 1950s show that actual participation was lower than reported, and scandals within the Church existed long before Vatican II.
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POPE LEO X, 1513-1521
By Debra Booton McCoy
Pope Leo X was pious and charitable, but tolerant of others. He loved amusements, music, theater., and carried Rome to the heights of Renaissance culture. He continued the work of rebuilding St. Peters. However, he ignored the suggestions of the Fifth Lateran Council regarding reforms at the highest levels and he did not take Luther's reforms seriously. Today he is seen as one of the worst popes.
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26 Martyrs of Japan
By Michael Thomas Cibenko
In honor of today's Feast Day of St. Paul Miki and the 26 Martyrs of Japan
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Faith and Science: A True Story
By Michael Haverkamp Jr.
Once upon a time, a man came up with a new theory that would change the way people understood the universe.
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Where is the Garden of Eden?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Garden of Eden is where God created man and woman, they walked with Him in perfect harmony, and relationship was shattered by sin and deception. Where is the Garden of Eden? Did it even exist?
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Auschwitz
By Bryan J Dickerson
Last week was the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the notorious Auschwitz death camp. We must never forget the incomprehensible evils that were committed there and we must always remember that God is greater than any evil which man can perpetrate. Saints like Maximilian Kolbe and Teresa Benedicta (Edith Stein) remind us that holiness can occur even in the midst of monstrous evil.
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Its an ill wind that blows no one any good
By Stephen Clark
Many years ago, when the Church of England (C of E) made the decision to allow women clergy, there was an article in a satirical magazine which, having noted that many people left the C of E, as a result, it reported that God had also left. On asking the Archbishop of Canterbury for a comment on this latest news, he answered “it’s a bit of a blow, but we’ll manage”.
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What happened at the presentation in the temple?
By Fr. Francis Maple
What happened at the presentation of the child Jesus in the temple?
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The Presentation of the Child Jesus in the temple.
By Fr. Francis Maple
Why should Jesus be presented in the temple as a baby?
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