Homeless Catholic Community
John Francis Pearring, Louis Occhi, [email protected], Tim Trainor, Norman Joseph McGraw, Steve Leininger, Ron Bruni, Steve HessmanReligious wanderers, or Homeless Catholics, want to better grasp being at home with our Trinitarian, Jesus-centric, Christ-Follower faith to prepare for our eternal life with the creator.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 351 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Spoiler alert: The King of Tyre is Satan
By Steve Hessman
Unlike how Satan and God are portrayed in movies, books, and cartoons, Satan and God are not equally powerful enemies warring with one another. On the contrary, Ezekiel 28 tells us the end of the story has already been dec...
‘Who then can be saved?’
By John Pearring
The camel-through-the-eye-of-the-needle story is one of many metaphors Jesus combines into one message. Nothing, including your body, your reputation, your knowledge, your credentials, and your coin collection, will exist...
‘Arbitrary’ rules drawn up by men
By Steve Hall
The rules of road traffic come to mind. Who is allowed to go and who must yield or stop? Who can turn and when? Who has the right of way? Who has precedence in interrupting the flow? All of these are ‘arbitrary’ rules drawn u...
Ezekiel, the mouthpiece of God
By John Pearring
Ezekiel often extended God’s messages through symbolic, dramatic presentations. For example, in Ezekiel 4:1-8, he built a model of Jerusalem and laid siege to it for 390 days, representing the years of Israel’s sin. These...
Lamentation and wailing and woe!
By Steve Hall
From even a cursory glance at the Gospels, we recognize that images and storytelling were Jesus’ most common method of instruction. Obviously, Jesus also gave words of instruction, such as telling Peter that he must forgive h...
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Author of Frank & Ralph, the Guardian Angels of Jesus, published online at ilk Publishing; “Snarl,” an animal redemption novel, www.snarlthelion.com, and "A Snarl Theology." Editor of Catholic Nutshell News, LLC and Homeless Catholic.
Retired Electrical Engineer
I am blessed
Norman McGraw has been a piano instructor, composer, arranger, and producer of several CDs. His works can be found online at Spotify, YouTube and The Music of Norman McGraw amnormusic.com
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