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by bcadmin | Nov 1, 2022 | areopagus, human dignity, In the Spotlight, News, Prayer, Prayer & Spiritual Life, prayer life, Scripture, St. Paul | 0 |
The Most Poetic Line in Any Language There is a verse in Scripture that speaks about who we are as human beings. It may not be overstating the point to suggest that it is the single best explanation of the meaning of human existence. The verse is from …
Read Moreby bcadmin | Jan 18, 2021 | 2021, Acts 17, apatheia, areopagus, Brad Miner, C. John Sommerville's How the News Makes Us Dumb, Catholic Church, Catholicism, Columns, Ephesians 4:26-27, Greek pantheon, In Praise of Dispassion, John 16:33, Matthew 27:14, Matthew 5:37, neglegentia diligens, News, Robert Royal, St. Paul in Athens, stoic, Stoicism, The Catholic Thing, The Death of Wisdom in an Information Society | 0 |
Brad Miner: Compassionate Christians we are, yet we’ll benefit from being more stoic. It’s the Cross we take on, not the world’s troubles.
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Read Moreby bcadmin | May 18, 2020 | Acts of the Apostles, areopagus, Athens, Books, Features, Jesus Christ, Karol Wojtyla, News, Pope St. John Paul II, Resurrection, Saint Paul | 0 |
Archbishop Karol Wojtyla’s newly discovered 1965 reflections on St. Paul’s discourse at the Areopagus (Acts 17: 16-32), Mars Hill, is the starting point for Wojtyla’s cycle of catecheses in this book, Teachings for an Unbelieving […]
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