Homeless Catholic Community
John Francis PearringReligious 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. Writer of Snarl, www.snarlthelion.com
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It's not us who finds God
How long did it take for the disciples of Jesus to get to the point where they could say the following under the threat of severe penalty? “Whether it is right in the sight of God for us to obey you rather than God, you be the judges. It is...
A major shift for Jesus, meant for us
The scripture in John's Gospel today — where the Pharisees convened the Sanhedrin court of judges to discuss the dangerous man, Jesus — follows directly after Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead. Note the beginning verses to the scene where ...
Dan is gone — Long live Dan
A dear friend died yesterday, and I am the guy assigned to deliver a reflection on Saturday’s readings. I can only think about Dan Rector’s death and the sadness of losing his company. The readings don’t fit what I’m feeling, and it’s likel...
When we delight in our children, we act like God
The examples of fatherhood in the Prodigal Son parable are built off two rarities found in men today. First, there’s the early hand off of an inheritance. An estate or wealth of any kind handed off while the parent is alive? Second, the lov...
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Author of Frank & Ralph, the Guardian Angels of Jesus, published online at Catholic Nutshell News; “Snarl,” an animal redemption novel, www.snarlthelion.com, and "A Snarl Theology." Editor of Catholic Nutshell News, LLC.
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