Catholic Knighthood
Paul LampingFor modern men w/ heart of chivalric knights of old. Spiritually disciplined men. Prepared for battle; happy to make peace. "Dearest Lord, teach me to labor, and not to ask for reward, except that knowing that I am doing Your Will" (St Ignatius Loyola)
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Brothers, check out my audio summary of the book Catholic Republic by Timothy Gordon.
I debate with Protestants on X a lot, and most of them misunderstand what I mean when I talk about a Catholic Republic, so hopefully this book review wil...
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Why America Will Perish Without Rome
Brothers, check out my audio summary of the book Catholic Republic by Timothy Gordon.
"Symbolic." You keep using that word...
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A non-Catholic on X challenged me on transubstantiation by making the assertion that these early church fathers all taught that the Eucharist is symbolic.
As is my habit, I take these online debates and t...
A Knight Owes Allegiance to God
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A man in one of the men’s groups in which I belong posted something that really is insightful, and it even deserves a full article, (although brief). I have his permission to share.
Catholic Knighth...
What is Pagan Anyway?
The answer is not simply "Anything I Find Creepy"
One of the most common criticisms Catholics hear from some Protestant circles is simple and sweeping: “That’s pagan.” Relics? Pagan. Saints? Pagan. Liturgical worship? Pagan. Holy days? Pag...
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