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Experts Discover what Catholics have known for Centuries
By Gary Sullivan
While for some recent scientific findings may excite a renewed interest in the Shroud, when it comes to our God-given faith in the redemptive death of Christ they have no authority. In the words of Saint Paul, their credibility as an authority in the area of religion has been ‘reduced to nothing’ and for that we ought to be thankful.
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The Kingdom of God in the Acts of the Apostles
By Aaron Schuck
Explore the theological and historical significance of the Kingdom of God in the Acts of the Apostles, highlighting its early expansion through the Holy Spirit's guidance.
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Pope Innocent VIII
By Debra Booton McCoy
From a well-to-do family. Giovanni Battista Cibo was intelligent but not self-controlled. After years as a wild youth, he became a priest. He got to Rome and climbed the corporate ladder to the papacy. His need for money and attempts to control the politics of Europe caused long lasting insolvency, anarchy and suspicion.
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The Evolution and Consistency of Theological Themes in Human Work and Purpose
By Aaron Schuck
Explore the evolution and consistency of key theological themes in work, vocation, and purpose, enriched by Catholic saints’ teachings.
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Philo of Alexandria on the Logos
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
The development of the Logos in early Church history.
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Radical Zionism Is the Greatest Threat to Peace in the Holy Land
By Justin Soutar
The goal of the radical Zionist movement is to restore the biblical Greater Israel that will stretch eastward to the Euphrates River in present-day Iraq and include Jordan and part of Syria as well. This demonic movement will not hesitate to use any means necessary to achieve its utopian dream.
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Doomsday or Bloomsday?
By Jacinta Wick
All we have to do is take a look at history, scripture, and the times, and see that where this world is headed is not going to be pretty. It is definitely very dark right now and Doomsday is coming. And in this darkness, things seem to keep ramping up. What is the proper response? Fear or Trust?
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On his Feast Day Honoring Pope St. Pius X; Counted Among the Greatest of Popes
By Larry Peterson
We honor the Great Pope, St. Pius X, on his feast day of August 21. I am reposting this in his honor. It was first posted several years ago.
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St. Cyprian of Carthage on the Lapsi: Christians who betrayed Christ.
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
Christians who betrayed Christ under persecution in 250 A.D.
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The Void or An Awakening? (Video)
By Jacinta Wick
Albert Einstein said genius is 1% inspiration 99% perspiration. Watch the video to learn more!
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Evidence for the Assumption of the Blessed Mother
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Does the Church really have evidence of Mary’s Assumption? Yes!
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Elohim in Genesis: A Plural God in Christian Theology
By Aaron Schuck
Discover the significance of the plural term “Elohim” in Genesis and its implications for understanding the Trinity in Christian theology.
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Genesis and the Trinity: Revealing the Hidden Doctrine
By Aaron Schuck
Explore how Genesis hints at the Trinity, unveiling the early seeds of this Christian doctrine through the creation narrative.
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Baptismal Obligations-Part III
By Jim Moran
Our Baptismal Obligation as our role in the New Covenant.
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Fatima, Islam, and Russia: an ‘Octave’ Of Catholic Doctrinal History?
By Scott Pauline
The devil assaults the church from top to bottom. First God as Trinity and incarnation, culminating with Islam. Then peter, the great schism, then all bishops n tradition , protestantism, then Bible , enlightenment etc, and now reason with godlessness. But with no repentance, it seems to start over in chastisement, like an octave, : islam, the east, Russia...
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Baptismal Obligations -Part II
By Jim Moran
The development of Apostles and Disciples.
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Behind the Scenes
By Janet Cassidy
Today I talk about a book I recently read and the stunning impact Dr. Anthony Fauci made on addressing the HIV/Aids crisis, along with many other viruses we have faced.
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