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Month: July 2022

On the Virtue of Faith

“Be on guard, stand firm for the faith, be courageous, be strong. your every act should be done with love.” (I Cor. 16:13-14) What is the virtue of faith? It is a theological virtue that unites us with God in whom we believe, in who He is, and in what He says through the Word […]

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Merely Catholic Podcast: The Revival of Catholic Anthropology

In the 12th episode of the Merely Catholic podcast series for The Catholic Herald, Dr Gavin Ashenden talks to the highly distinguished European political scientist Professor John Loughlin, a Fellow at Blackfriars, Oxford, an Emeritus Fellow and former Tutor at St Edmund’s College, former Director of the Von Hügel Institute, and a Senior Fellow and

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Persecution of the faithful: the greatest story never told

Peninah was only 24-years-old when her husband Paul was murdered by Al-Shabaab terrorists in Kenya. Attackers with Kalashnikovs, lined the men up in the street and demanded they recite sections of the Koran. Paul was a Christian and they shot him. In Afghanistan, the Taliban dragged Zabi’s 60-year-old Christian father away into the night. After

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The Good Samaritan in Scriptural Context

Readings for the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time A scholar approaches Jesus to test Him with a legal question; Jesus answers with a question Himself.  Why? Gospel (Read Lk 10:25-37) Today we are reading a very well-known portion of St. Luke’s Gospel—the parable of the Good Samaritan.  It is fascinating to watch the progression of this episode.  It […]

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2022: A tale of two Churches

While the decline of Christianity across the Western world, and especially in Europe, is well-documented, this does not give an entirely accurate picture of what is really going on. While Catholic church attendance is in sharp decline across western Europe, especially France, Germany and Spain, it is rising in the east. Meanwhile, the collapse of

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Opus Dei commissions investigates alleged exploitation of women workers

ROME – Saint Josemaria Escriva, founder of the Catholic organization Opus Dei, which emphasizes the dignity of everyday work, once famously told employees in a Spanish university he founded that the dean was no more important than the people who cleaned the classrooms. However noble-sounding that rhetoric may be, according […]

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Answered Prayer As Roe Bites the Dust

Receive into the abode of Your Most Compassionate Heart all meek and humble souls and the souls of little children. These souls send all heaven into ecstasy and they are the heavenly Father’s favourites. They are a sweet-smelling bouquet before the throne of God; God Himself takes delight in their fragrance (The Divine Mercy Novena) From[…]

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