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The 144,000: New Testament division fulfills Old Testament division
By Scott Pauline
The Old Testament north-south split is very appropriately fulfilled by the New Testament great schism. There are two primary forms of rift in the New covenant: schism and heresy. In the Old Testament there were two places of false worship in the North.
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Our Lady of Vailankanni in Art
By J. John Basil
Our Lady of Vailankanni (Vay-lun-kun-nee) appeared in Vailankanni, India three times during the latter part of the sixteenth century and miracles of healing are attributed to her. Images of Our Lady in art has several distinctive features.
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The Irony of Elijah and the Prophets of Baal.
By Ralph Hathaway
The past has become our present time in biblical history
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THE RULE OF PRAYER IS THE RULE OF BELIEF: THE RENEWAL OF LITURGICAL THEOLOGY
By Rev. David A. Fisher
Early Christians realized that the community of the Church was their family, not based on blood relation, or tribal and ethnic ties, but constituted through the liberating faith in Christ, creating a bond of love in which all who embrace this faith become one in Christ. The oneness of the Church is the unity of its Head, Jesus Christ, with its Body, the People of God.
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"Hey St. Joseph, Can you help us bring all the absentee fathers home?"
By Larry Peterson
Placing St. Joseph between the Assumption of Our Lady and Her Birthday to honor his fatherly example
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POPE BENEDICT XII, DEFENDER OF ORTHODOXY
By Debra Booton McCoy
Pope Benedict XII, a Cistercian and an intellectual, tried to reform the religious orders and calm the storms between France, England and the Holy Roman Empire. His greatest contributions were theological.
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We Have One Scapegoat
By Frances Paquette Rossi
Scapegoating can distract us from looking for solutions to problems. On a spiritual level, it can distract us from seeing God at work.
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Saint Augustine, wonderful doctor, pray for us, but.. the Millennium? | Apocalypse 12-20: the Dragon Works over ALL of Church History
By Scott Pauline
The church has viewed the millennium of Apocalypse 20, per Saint Augustine, as the entire age of the church, or at best, the general period between pagan Rome in the beginning, and the great apostasy at the end. But what if it is rather a spiritual phase of peace between our modern-day godlessness and the great apostasy, which is the say, the promise of our lady's era of peace per Fatima?
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A Doctor and His Mother - A Story of Love and Perseverance
By J. John Basil
The feast days of St. Augustine of Hippo and his mother, St. Monica are celebrated on consecutive days in August (27th and 28th). St. Augustine, one of the four Doctors of the Western Church is considered to be the most significant Christian thinker after St. Paul. His mother is an inspiration to mothers with her unconditional love and perseverant prayer.
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Catholic priest executed for rape and murder
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
He is the only Catholic priest to ever be tried, convicted, and executed for murder in the United States. He is suspected of being a serial killer.
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The Early Fathers and the Theology of Grace
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
The early Church Father’s foundation, based upon a positive theological anthropology, played a critical role in the development and defense of the theology of grace.
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The Chaplet of Adoration & Reparation
By Emily Berns
In 1917, the Angel of Peace taught the children of Fatima five prayers, three of which became part of the Chaplet of Adoration & Reparation. This prayer can be used to pray for the conversion of sinners, particularly those who dishonor God in the Blessed Sacrament. When we offer our own adoration for them, we soothe God's wrath and offer Him comfort.
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The Lily of Quito; St. Mariana de Jesus de Paredes
By Larry Peterson
The story of The Lily of Quito who offered her life to God to save her people
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Saint Augustine and The Theology of Grace
By Anne Stokes, MBA, M.A. Theology
Fallen humanity needs God’s gracious aid to redeem his injured nature and this aid is undeserved, never merited, and precedes the actions of man.
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Saints Peter and Paul: The Prince of the Apostles and the Apostle to the Gentiles
By Rev. David A. Fisher
Sacred Scripture and Holy Tradition, especially reveals the central ministries of Saints Peter and Paul. Peter the Prince of the apostles and Paul the apostle to the Gentiles, labored to the point of martyrdom, to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ to the Jewish and Gentile communities they encountered in the first century of Christianity.
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A Partial Magisterium?
By Frances Paquette Rossi
Considerations on The Magisterium of the Catholic Church and how it is affected by the recent appointment of Archbishop Victor Manuel Fernández to the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith. Some history and references.
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Three Church Fathers on Roman Primacy: Irenaeus, Ignatius, Jerome
By Nathaniel Slattery
Three Church Fathers excerpts
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