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IT'S ELECTION SEASON! "Schizophrenic Catholicism - John F. Kennedy and Joe Biden"
We Catholics cannot follow the road paved by John F. Kennedy (JFK), the 35th president of the US. JFK promised that he would keep his Catholic faith out of the oval office and public service. To allay fears that his...Read more
Jesus Started The Catholic Church
1. Britannica Encyclopedia under ‘Roman Catholicism.’ Dates the “History of the church from its beginnings with the Apostle Peters identification with Rome…Roman Catholicism has been the decisive spiritual force in the history of Western Civilization…The papacy is the oldest continuing...Read more
IT'S ELECTION SEASON "WHO IS THE PARTY OF THE RICH? I'LL REPORT - YOU DECIDE! PART I
#1 Jeff Bezos (Democrat)—Net Worth $177 billion
Source of Wealth-Amazon--Residence-Seattle, WA
#2 Elon Musk (Independent)—Net Worth $151 billion
Source of Wealth-Tesla, SpaceX—Residence- Austin,...Read more
Daily Reflections with
Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Mary and the Good Samaritan
The Gospel of Luke, that wonderful evangelist who was so human--the scribe of the meekness of Christ, as he has been called--tells the story of the Good Samaritan. Immediately afterward, he tells the story of Martha and Mary. In other words, you love the story of the Good Samaritan and you're going out on the highways, are you? You're going to care for all these wounded people that you pick up, and you're going to take them to a hospice? Try, but read on. Do not become too busy, otherwise you might be like Martha, preparing a thousand-island salad, gathering the salad from each of the thousand islands. You have to take time out to be like Mary and sit at the feet of Christ. This is the truth. Too often we have presented this as the conflict between age groups, of young and old. It is not a conflict of age groups any more than it was on the Mount of Transfiguration. We cannot always remain on the mountain. We have to go down into the valley. There is the ecstasy, but there also are the problems. The two have to be kept together.