Father Coleridge Reader
S.D. Wright, Fr Henry James Coleridge SJGospel-focused spiritual reading, based around the liturgical year and the life of Christ, by the English Catholic hero Fr Henry James Coleridge SJ.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 233 | Subscribers | Read | fathercoleridge.org |
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Why did Christ provoke His enemies with miracles on the Sabbath?
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The effect of raising the Widow's Son at Naim
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Why YOU are the dead son of the Widow of Naim
The Prophets Elias and Eliseus raised the dead, but only with great effort and prayer. The ease of Christ's miracle teaches an important truth about the New Covenant and the sacraments.
The raising of the widow's son at Naim – how it unfolded
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English Jesuit, 1822-1893; author of The Life of Our Life series and other works; editor of The Month; friend of Cardinal Newman, one of ten great English writers listed by Cardinal Gibbons in 1908 (with Newman, Faber, Challoner, and Alban Butler).
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