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Recent Posts by Jesse
How are demons different from the devil?
The word "demon" (dai-mon) is found in the New testament and refers to the fallen angels. New Testament writers also refer to them as "unclean spirits. However, the term "devil" (diabolos), is used almost exclusively in reference to Satan. The...Read more
Holy Water vs Holy Oil! One or both?
We have a font with holy water near our front door to bless ourselves going and coming. We also want to bless ourselves with holy oil. Should we place another font for the holy oil? Or is that only...Read more
The men of the cloth! What!
Why aren't priests held accountable to inappropriate behavior and what some have done to children?
ANSWER!MORE PROTESTANT MINISTERS GUILTY OF PEDOPHILIA THAN CATHOLIC PRIESTS. NEW RESEARCH REVEALS
By Sue Widemark
MORE PROTESTANT MINISTERS GUILTY OF...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
Below, you'll discover a daily reflection, taken from this incredible bishop.
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Could you be a sinner?
A question that is worth asking in our American culture is this: 'Are you sick or are you a sinner?' It is not very likely that you would call yourself a sinner in the modern age. Today people are sick. Are we going to a psychiatrist because we've committed adultery? Are we visiting a mental therapist because we're homosexual? Are we being treated by a psychologist because we've been dishonest? There are no sinners. We are not responsible; we are not guilty. We may have an Oedipus complex, an Electra complex; maybe our parents were poor, or we were raised on grade B milk, or there were not sufficient playgrounds in our neighborhood, but a sinner? --that we could never be.