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Caritas For A Friend
I was just at the Steubenville Defending the Faith Catholic conference and somebody asked me to contact you about a dear friend of mine. My friend has extreme schizophrenia - to the extent that hears voices....Read more
ASK THE LORD!
So my question comes after reflecting not he gospel today. The reflection says “sp often we see problems around us and expect God to solve them without any effort on our part. God knows our problems better than we...Read more
A Common Millennial Question to Dad and Mom
I have a couple of friends that identify as transgender and I completely believe them when they say their body parts don’t line up with what they feel in their mind Biologically speaking, sex can not be...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Peter got wiser
The closer we get to Christ, the less certain we are of any merit of our own. Just study the way St. Paul characterizes himself in his epistles, in intervals of four, five, and six years between the letters. At first he says, I am the chief of the apostles, I have labored more abundantly than any of them . He works a little longer and then he says, I am not worthy to be called a member of the Church, and the least worthy of all of the apostles . Finally he ends up by calling himself the chief of sinners. St. Peter, too became wiser, his first letter begins, Peter, apostle of Jesus Christ . Here s a clear-cut affirmation of what he is. A few years later, Peter changes and he begins his letter, Simon Peter . Simon, poor weak human nature - Simon Peter, apostle servant of Christ .