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 | 344 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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'The Lord will make the rain of your land powder'
By Norm McGraw
Because Jeremiah prophesied Jerusalem’s destruction, he was persecuted and beaten. He warned the people of Judah that Divine punishment would occur because of their idolatrous practices, false prophets, and their disobedienc...
Beware of the ‘father of lies’
By Steve Hall
Be attentive to the authenticity of what you believe. This is not a message to be taken lightly, particularly in our day. The ‘father of lies’ has a firm grasp on what many pronounce as truth, as well as the truth they would...
Micah: 'All we want are the facts, ma’am.'
By Lou Occhi
Sister Mary Michael assigned us a math problem to solve for homework. I threw myself into the problem and finally solved it. The next day, Sister asked who solved the problem. I raised my hand and went to the blackboard to sho...
God desires to share eternity with us
By John Pearring
Without grasping that God removes guilt by pardoning our sins and then selflessly offers us a kinship, we are denied a physical and spiritual familial connection that allows us to participate in the goodness and riches of...
Guard against indifference
By Tim Trainor
They loved watching Jesus heal the sick and feed crowds, treating Him like a traveling show. Jesus rebuked them because the true purpose of a miracle is to serve as a signpost pointing to the need for metanoia (a radical, to...
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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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