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Mortal Sin Attracts and Invites Demons
I am contacting you because there are two people at our parish who are in need of help. They live in this area and have been experiencing a very ugly presence at their house for over a...Read more
Catholics have Historically Voted for Democrats
Catholics have Historically Voted for Democrats
Most Catholics have historically voted for Democrats. It was for many Catholics, simply a cultural thing to check the Democratic box during an election. What happened?
In the time of...Read more
IT'S ELECTION SEASON! "Latino Catholics and the Democratic Party"
Latino Catholics have typically voted Democrat out of cultural family immigrant tradition and habit, not out of thoughtful reflection on the issues. Latino Catholics may have Christian sentiments but typically when it comes to voting, they have secular minds. Latino...Read more
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Who Will Roll Back The Stone?
His friends did not believe in the death and Resurrection of our Blessed Lord. First of all, when the women went to the grave, they did not go to greet the risen Savior. They brought spices to anoint a dead body. Their problem was in moving back the stone. In front of this subterranean grave there was placed a great millstone, with a hole in the center through which a pole would be put to roll away the stone. That is why they asked, 'Who shall roll back the stone for us in order that we may anoint the dead body?' When they told the disciples, Peter and John, that the tomb was empty and the Lord had risen, Peter said, 'Woman's tale.' So they did not believe. The disciples at Emmaus that Sunday afternoon did not believe. Peter and Andrew and James and John went back to the fishing business. They did not believe. It took considerable convincing, the appearances of our Blessed Lord, and, above all, the descent of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost to confirm the Resurrection.