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Effusive Christian 1 Unprosecuted Rapist 0
Tim Tebow’s team defeated Ben Roethlisberger’s team in the NFL Playoffs. The last time a rabid crowd witnessed such a contrast in character between competitors, Barabbas was released [not amnestied as first reported]. I was so happy that I felt … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Cockroach, Culture, Tim Tebow
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Jesus Came To Take Away Your Sins Not Your Brain
In my pre-concert information overload stage, I was surprised to read that back when U2 released the by now iconic song, I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For in 1987, there was criticism from certain elements of the Christian … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Fr Vallee, U2
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Mother Teresa, Grace And Existential Hamsters
By the end of this post, a part of you might be envying that hamster for the following reason. It remains blissfully unaware of its inability to out-run the treadmill, let alone the fact that it may be generating electricity … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Mother Teresa
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God And Imagination
The greatest Christian writers of the last century — C.S. Lewis [Chronicles of Narnia], G.K. Chesterton [The Ethics of Elfland, a chapter in Orthodoxy], and J.R.R. Tolkien [Lord of the Rings] — loved fairy tales. The reason is that those … Continue reading
Posted in C.S. Lewis, Catholic, Fr Vallee, G.K. Chesterton, J. R. R. Tolkien
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What Are We Not Aware Of Today?
Quick test. I will give you two sets of facts and events and you pick those which you think matter most today and beyond? As background, assume we have been dropped into Poland in 1918? Here are the first set … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, History, Poland, Pope John Paul II
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Jorge Ramos: Small Man With Even Smaller Ideas
Univision network’s diminutive anchorman, Jorge Ramos, has pointed his cannon at John Paul II and the Catholic Church. Fortunately for us Catholics, his is a short cannon with limp arguments as I will detail. First a little background.
Posted in Catholic, Pope John Paul II
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The Empty Tomb in a Garden
Have you ever reflected on the role gardens play in our Christian faith? Fr Valle has, an excerpt from his Easter homily: It is very interesting that Mary ends up in a garden looking for Jesus. After all, this whole … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Fr Vallee, Pope John Paul II
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Great Silence
The following is from the Catholic Radio Dramas website: The Lord descends into hell* (*Limbo the place of waiting) Something strange is happening – there is a great silence on earth today, a great silence and stillness. The whole earth … Continue reading
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Pope Benedict XVI: I Don’t Know
“I ask myself the same question.” We don’t have the answers, but we know that Jesus suffered as innocent children suffer.” That was Pope Benedict XVI’s response to a 7-year-old Japanese girl’s question about why children suffer. More from Pope … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Pope Benedict XVI, Tim Foley
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Marshall, Stillborns and Happiness
In Graham Greene’s perfectly titled novel, The Heart of The Matter, he addresses life and the emotion of happiness: It seemed to Scobie that life was immeasurably long. Couldn’t the test of man be carried out in fewer years? Couldn’t … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony Grant, Catholic, Graham Greene, Miami Senior High
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