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VATICAN II BLUNDERS?
I was just listening to your podcast on Vatican II, and have a question. At mass, our deacon has told the altar servers that instead of bowing to the tabernacle as they pass in front, they should...Read more
Catholic apostolates blur the lines between power and authority
QUESTION? / COMMENT!
Encounter School of Ministry (ESM) recent opened a campus in our Diocese and I’ve been invited to complete the two year formation and to potentially provide spiritual guidance for their members. I just wonder if ESM...Read more
Purifying memories and emotions
New listener, I tried to search old blog posts. However, I was wondering if you could explain how to go about purification of memories and emotions. Is it in the protocol I’ve heard you talk about? On...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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How Christ Saw Humanity
Our Lord was hopeful about humanity. He always saw men the way He originally designed them. He saw through the surface, the grime and the dirt, the real man underneath. He never identified a person with sin. He saw sin as something alien and foreign, something that did not belong to a man, something that mastered him but from which he could be freed in order to be his real self. Just as every mother sees her own image and likeness beneath the dirt on the face of her child, so God always saw the divine image and likeness beneath our sin. He looked on us much the same way a bride looks on a bridegroom the day of marriage, and as a bridegroom looks on a bride: each to the other looks the best.