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Articles in 'History'
June: Month of the Sacred Heart
By Thomas J. McIntyre
An overview of the history of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus
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The Union of the Hearts of Jesus and Mary
By John Roskoski
The Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus have been the subject of powerful devotional writings. All of these writings stress their unity and how Mary is a true avenue to Jesus.
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POPE CELESTINE II, AN ATTEMPT TO CHANGE POLICY
By Debra Booton McCoy
Pope Celestine II had hopes to change policies within the Curia. He did not live to see most of them enacted.
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Sts. Marcellinus, Priest, and Peter the Exorcist, Martyrs
By Thomas J. McIntyre
A brief discussion of the elogium composed by Pope St. Damasus I for Sts. Marcellinus and Peter, the story of whom he heard from their executioner, who subsequently converted to Catholicism and it's significance
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Blessed Imelda Bologna 1333; Dying of Love
By Joseph Freyaldenhoven
What they saw astonished them. A bright white Host appeared above the head of Imelda, and remained suspended in air. They immediately called the priest. Upon witnessing what had happened, the priest took a paten, and went to where Imelda was kneeling. The bright Host, still suspended over her head, descended onto the Paten. The priest took this as a sign that Imelda was to be given her First Holy
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Dying Embers in the Emerald Isle
By Stephen Clark
At first he saw the whole land like a great furnace whose flames reached to the sky and he heard the voice of an Angel declare “such is now – the state of Ireland in the eyes of the Lord’
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StPJPII - May 13, 1981
By Michael J. Baglino
Who finally captured the assassin of Pope John Paul II?
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President Biden and the "Just War" doctrine
By John Roskoski
Catholicism, from antiquity, has held to the concept of the "Just War". Our "devout Catholic" President seems to be ignoring this powerful tenet. With this doctrine, he is called to act for the "common good". According to this doctrine, President Biden needs to step up to his responsibilities to the world community, the common good.
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Are there Professional Revolutionaries in the U. S.?
By Michael J. Baglino
A young Catholics 1st hand witness at planned anarchy and destruction.
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Book Review: A Song for Nagasaki by Paul Glynn
By Jonathan Hayes
The Story of Takashi Nagai--Scientist, Convert, and Survivor of the Atomic Bomb
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ANTI-POPE ANACLETUS II
By Debra Booton McCoy
In a rush to live up to his father's wishes, Anacletus II used a large part of his money to buy support and get elected Pope. Unfortunately, his desires were not supported enough.
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"It Shall All Be Fulfilled!" | Comparing OT and NT Histories
By Scott Pauline
So many profound parallels between and Old and New as we move across the ages!
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Not Midnite, but 8 PM in Paris - Beggars, Gypsies, Pickpockets and all
By Michael J. Baglino
How a Prayer Before Dinner can Make Your Evening.
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POPE INNOCENT III
By Debra Booton McCoy
Pope Innocent III was not able to achieve all that he could because he was fighting antipopes, kings, Norman princes and the self-interests of others.
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St. Joseph and the Pope of Fatima
By Thomas J. McIntyre
In 1879, St. Joseph appeared alongside Our Lady in Knock, Ireland. Since then, devotion to him and his prominence in the Church have increased dramatically. In 1917, he appeared along with the Christ Child and blessed the world after the Miracle of the Sun at Fatima.
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Sts. Nereus and Achilleus
By Thomas J. McIntyre
St. Nereus and Achilleus are the oldest martyrs honored with an epigraph by Pope St. Damasus I. They are Roman soldiers who were converted by St. Peter and suffered martyrdom under either Nero or Domitian.
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Freemasons & Communists Use Immodesty & Impurity To Corrupt Nations
By Jacinta Boudreau
Freemasons: "When modesty is removed, the sense of the sacred will be extinguished, morality will weaken and faith will die of suffocation.?" Communists: "Corrupt the youth, alienate them from religion, fix their attention on sex, let them become superficial, destroy their idealism, cause by any means the collapse of moral virtues, of honesty, of purity."
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