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The Supper at Emmaus 1633-1639” by Matthias Stomer.
Ok folks, before you roll your eyes at the title, hear me out.
I’m not asking whether Jesus walked around first-century Judea calling Himself a Catholic. Of course He didn’t. And I’m no...
Jeremiah Lamenting the Destruction of Jerusalem, 1630, by Rembrandt
I know I’m a broken record sometimes, but truth is always worth repeating.
There is a modern belief, even among Catholics, laity and clergy alike, that if the Church wan...
One of the most frequent words being bandied about in the Church today is dignity. Every conference seems to mention it. Every pastoral document seems to return to it. Every difficult moral question eventually gets framed around it. And dig...
Still from The Sixth Sense (1999), directed by M. Night Shyamalan. © Hollywood Pictures/Spyglass Entertainment.
The most common objections I hear from Protestants regarding prayer to Saints goes something like this: “ When Catholics pray t...
If I asked you what Jesus was worth, you would probably answer, “He’s priceless.” And of course, you would be right. But that is not the price He was given. When Judas agreed to betray Christ, the chief priests paid him thirty pieces of sil...
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