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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
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Archbishop Fulton Sheen
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Superstar or Super Scar?
We've almost gotten away from the concept of sacrificial love in our modern world. We succumb to Jesus Christ Superstar and rejoice and sing songs to someone attired in Reynolds Wrap, to make him forget that He's dying without a resurrection. So we teach our young that He's a superstar. Superstar; Who's a star? Someone who has a star over his dressing room door; the communications media are mad about him. Our Blessed Lord had no star over his dressing room door. He was driven out of a city, out to a garbage heap and there crucified. Thomas did not want this superstar, he said, 'Unless I can put my finger into his hand and put my hand into his side I will not believe.' I want a God who goes to death. 'For greater love than this no man hath.' What Thomas wanted was not Christ the superstar but a super scar.