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by bcadmin | Aug 24, 2022 | C. S. Lewis, contemplative prayer, COVID-19, Democratic Party, First Amendment, Guns, News, papal infallibility, Russia, The Dispatch, The Rosary, Transgender | 0 |
Short Histories – Nothing is certain in a country where the past is constantly rewritten, says Owen Matthews. The Russian enigma (The Spectator) Papal Infallibility – “A pope speaks ex cathedra when he presents some teaching […]
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Catholic Journalism – Every act of teaching or communication, as Augustine addresses in his De catechizandis rudibus, must be attentive to the desires of the listener. The Future of Catholic Journalism (Church Life Journal, Notre Dame […]
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Catholics are familiar with arguments that surely “sacred tradition” is needed as a rule for faith besides Sacred Scripture. Isn’t…
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Read Moreby bcadmin | Oct 1, 2021 | Blessed Virgin Mary, Christology, Jesus Christ, Mariology, News, rose, The Dispatch, The Rosary | 0 |
I suspect that everyone considers the rose the “queen of flowers.” In almost every culture, the rose has held quasi-mystical value. In the Greco-Roman world, the rose symbolized beauty, love and the season of spring; […]
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