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At the conclusion of his March 30 general audience, Pope Francis said, “And with this greeting to the children, let us also think again about this monstrosity of war and renew our prayers for this savage cruelty that is war to stop.”
Th…
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The dissolution of the English monasteries is a blight on English history, and an example of a State grown out of control.
Reading I Ex 32:7-14
The LORD said to Moses,
“Go down at once to your people
whom you brought out of the land of Egypt,
for they have become depraved.
They have soon turned aside from the way I pointed out to them,
making for themselv…
Posted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | Church in Asia, lead, News, Pakistan, Religious persecution |
Christians in Need offers homes to the displaced, scholarships for women to study in countries where they are persecuted, and builds schools and orphanages securing a future for hundreds of children.
Read MoreA Finnish court has cleared a Christian MP of hate crimes after she was prosecuted for quoting verses from the Bible. A court in Helsinki dismissed all charges against Päivi Räsänen, a physician and mother of five, and Juhana Pohjola, a bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Mission Diocese of Finland, after a free speech trial
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Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | lead, NAC, News, Pope Francis, priesthood, Seminaries, Vatican |
On Wednesday the Vatican announced that Bridgeport priest Monsignor Thomas Powers would take over as the new rector of the Pontifical North American College in Rome.
Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | Curia reform, Evangelization, lead, News, Phyllis Zagano, Pope Francis, Vatican, Women Deacons |
One of the nation’s foremost champions for the cause of women deacons considers the Vatican’s new apostolic constitution an important step for Pope Francis’s vision, but not necessarily affecting the future of women in the diaconate.
Read MoreMajor Archbishop Sviatoslav Shevchuk, the head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church, took part in “The role of the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church in the context of the war,” an online event (video) organized by the Pontifical Oriental I…
Read MoreThere are two main types of Bible difficulties:
– Comprehension difficulties – Conflict difficultiesA comprehension difficulty occurs when a passage is difficult to understand, and Scripture certainly contains things that are hard to understand. The…
Posted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | Death & Dying, News |
Hope you enjoy this. I found it quite nice with a ring of truth to it. When it comes my turn to die, this will be my attitude.
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Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | Evangelization, Living the Faith, News, Surrender & Strength, witness |
Last week, we looked at the image of the fortress. For me, the image invokes thoughts of strength, security and protection. The image is comforting, particularly when used in relation to one’s faith. But we want to be careful that we don’t live th…
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“Why did you stop?” the homeless gentleman struggling to get into our truck from his wheelchair asked us. That is the question. Why would two people driving by stop and help a complete stranger? It is a question that reverberates throughout the world. A world where sin and selfishness rule the day. It was a […]
The Second Vatican Council was an absolute bombshell. It made some big changes to a Church that a lot of people thought was never supposed to change, and theologians have been debating its significance ever since. In fact, many people think the council actually broke with previous Church teaching and contradicted what the magisterium had […]
Posted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | In the News, News |
The Vatican has appointed Connecticut priest Msgr. Thomas W. Powers as the next rector of the Pontifical North American College…
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Read MoreBy the cross of expiation The Mother stood, and kept her station, Weeping for her Son and Lord: With the…
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Peter Kilpatrick, who is about to become president of Catholic University, explains that “a Catholic university is a unique place…
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It took almost two weeks for Pope Francis to use the word “war” to describe what was going on in…
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Read MorePosted by bcadmin | Mar 31, 2022 | 2022, Anthony Esolen, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Columns, cultural insanity, Esolen's "Our Disastrous Failure to Follow the Science", myth of persecuted Galileo, News, The Catholic Thing, trans swimmer, women in combat |
Anthony Esolen: The Church might join our cultural madness, except her divine Founder won’t permit her to, despite prelates who would.
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