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Pope Francis' Encyclical Letter on Humans and God's Creation, Laudatum Si, On Care for Our Common Home and the Great Commission
By Russell M. Lawson
Pope Francis' Encyclical, Laudatum Si, On Care for Our Common Home explains for us what Jesus meant, as recorded in the Gospel of Mark, when he told his disciples, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to the whole creation.”
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The Theology of Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory in Joseph Razinger’s (Pope Benedict XVI’s) book Eschatology
By Russell M. Lawson
"Eschatology" is a brilliant and thought-provoking look into Catholic teaching on the afterlife: Heaven, Hell, Purgatory. Not all Catholics agree with his argument, and most Catholics doubtless have not read the book, as it is dauntingly complex. In what follows, Russell Lawson provides a brief synopsis and analysis of Ratzinger’s book.
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Posthumous Publication from Late Pope
By The Catholic Philadelphian
The 66th and last book written by Pope Benedict XVI is now available.
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Shocking! 10 things Catholics don’t know
By Prof. Fred A. Nazar
PLANdemic of ignorance? Not even Priests, Bishops or Cardinals know about these topics, most of which are essential ! "We the Church" are not doing enough to fight the pandemic of modern heresies!
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When should we criticize Church leaders (and how)?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Criticism of Church leaders comes easy, but should we be so openly critical of Church leaders? Here's when (and how) we are to criticize Church leaders according to Sacred Scripture.
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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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His Majesty’s Ship
By Frances Paquette Rossi
In World Youth Day 2023 we see the Church as ship at sea, carrying with her the magisterium in its human, teaching capacity, and an almost-record number of Catholic faithful from all over the world, with most being Catholic youth.
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Are We Blurring the Line Between Humans and Animals?
By Gary Sullivan
Kids and dogs are not the same. Right? How Petsmart is cashing in on our life long grooming through Disney films. We've been trained to think of animals as human. The unintended consequence is treating humans as animals.
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What Do We Do Between World Youth Days? - "She got up and went with haste." (Lk 1:39)
By Katie
Reflecting on the World Youth Day videos and articles I have watched and read, I feel encouraged to renew my commitment to Jesus in my heart and mind and truly live the words at the end of the liturgy: "Go in peace to love and serve the Lord." Am I contemplating and praying each day to know truly where I am supposed to go and be? Am I living what God is calling me to daily?
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A Tailor’s Inspiration Brought the World a Pope
By Larry Peterson
The true story of Venerable Jan Tyranowski, the man who inspired Karol Wojtyla to become a priest. Father Wojtyla would become Pope St. John Paul II.
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God commands us to obey authority
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
How should a Christian respond when we disagree with those in authority? Sacred Scripture commands us to obey authority. What if they're sinful and evil? What if we don't like them?
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Pope Francis’ agreement with China (and why you should care)
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
The Vatican is in a formal agreement with the Chinese authorities regarding the operations of the Church in that country. Pope Francis has placed his stamp of approval on a move the Chinese government made which originally violated the agreement. Here is why you should care.
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John Paul II We Miss You
By Gary Sullivan
At the time, I took for granted his greatness. I thought that's just what popes do. It wasn't until those big shoes failed to be filled by his successors that I realized how special he was as a man and how blessed I was to grow up with him as my Holy Father.
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Large Families "Specially Loved & Prized by the Church as the Most Precious Treasures" Says Pope
By Jacinta Boudreau
Most Catholics might be shocked to hear that Venerable Pope Pius XII wrote a glowing address to large families. It certainly sounds different from what we have been hearing from the poisonous Liberal/Modernist Catholicism that is much too prevalent these days. We must learn from this holy Pontiff!
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The Eleven Martyrs of Nowogrodek
By Larry Peterson
The true story of eleven Sisters who joined together to give their lives for others saving over 120 condemned prisoners from execution.
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July, Month of the Precious Blood of Jesus
By John Roskoski
July is the month that the Church assigns to the devotion to the Precious Blood of Jesus. Unfortunately, this specific feast has been absorbed into the Church calendar under different auspices.
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"My Lord and My God"
By Kathleen Delia Miller, M.S.Ed.
Saint Thomas the Apostle teaches us to utilize the aspiration " My Lord and My God" often in difficult times in order to grow in our faith life.
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