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MY JOB IS NOT TO REBUKE, BUT TO FRATERNALLY CORRECT
I am pretty concerned about your episode “clarifying Catholic teaching” for Candace. She needs to be rebuked for dabbling in the occult and spreading her errors all over the world. You are not doing her or the...Read more
WAR MAKES FOR STRANGE BEDFELLOWS
Here is the background to the reason there is criticism of this strike against Iran, it’s because Israel is involved, this causes heart burn to many people. I understand their concern, let me give you some context. Here is the...Read more
THE ROLE OF THE CHURCH
Throughout American history, church leaders have spoken out on the vital moral issues of the day, whether it be slavery, civil rights, or in defense of the family and the dignity of human life. One of the enduring lessons the...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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THE OLD THINGS THAT ARE GOOD
One thing we must do is to recall the old things that were right. Consider the journey of our Lord on Easter Sunday afternoon. It was a seven-mile journey to the city of Emmaus, with the disciples. That was a trip we all would have loved to have made. During those seven miles, our Lord unfolded the scriptures: the law, the prophets, David--all the things that the disciples knew. Suddenly these things began to appear in a new light. So it is with us . The things that are old, that we know so well: the Trinity, Christ, the Eucharist--all these things have to come back to us and be discovered in their new beauty. We need to learn the lesson that the disciples had to learn when Jesus said to them, 'Did you not know that the Son of Man must suffer in order to enter into his glory?' Notice that it was the risen Lord that spoke these words. That's the lesson we have to re-learn from Christ. He's our life; he's everything.