Stoking the Embers
T.J. HainesBuilding Catholic fire in the fog of the modern world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 225 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 months ago |
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SSPX Tensions: Why Their Defiance Is Harming the Church
The SSPX's defiance of the Church is causing harm to the people of God in a few key ways
The tension between the Vatican and the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) is causing harm to the church in a several hidden ways. This drama, at its core...
Distrust of the Church and the Malady of Suspicion
The origins, causes of Catholics' distrust of the Catholic Church; and the real story behind it
Recently, I’ve been in a a few casual conversations and exchanges with Catholics who express a growing distrust of the Church. It isn’t isolate...
Mass is Just "a Meal"!? - Viral Priest Sparks Catholic Firestorm
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The Forge - New Home! Audio and video. Same expe...
Shame, Mercy, Forgiveness - Night Watch #2
Most Christians say they believe in God’s mercy. Fewer actually live as if it does something.
In this Night Watch episode, we cut through the two most common distortions of mercy: treating it as weakness, or shrinking it into sentimentali...
St. Irenaeus: Truth Is Received, Not Invented - The Fathers Know Best
Exploring the Church’s Role in Preserving the Truth Entrusted to Her, Unchanged Through the Ages. Part of the "Fathers Know Best" series
The early Church Fathers were not private thinkers offering isolated opinions. They wrote as witnesses...
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