Did Jesus Appear First to His Mother After the Resurrection? - Reginaldus, The New Theological Movement
Chronicling Catholic Gotham: Thomas F. Meehan (1854-1942 A.D.) - Pat McNamara, McNamara’s Blog
The Roman Canon, Part VII (The Anamnesis) - Jake Tawney, Roma locuta est
More on Learning to Praise God. . . Part I of II - Father John Bartunek, Catholic Spiritual Direction
Hans Kung on the Beatification: Making Irony Redundant - Father John Zuhlsdorf, What Does The Prayer Really Say?
Pakistan Christians Fear Deadly Backlash in Wake of Osama bin Laden’s Death - Marianne Medlin, Catholic News Agency
Jesus, the Apostles and the Mormons - Joe Heschmeyer, Shameless Popery
Is There an “Muslim Convert Church” in Our Future? - Sherry Weddell, Catherine of Siena Institute
Can Ludwig von Mises Be Baptized? - John Médaille, The Distributist Review
The Strike on Osama Bin Laden as a Military Operation, Not Law Enforcement - Greg Sisk, Mirror of Justice
An Unbelievable Conversation with a Leading Developmental Biologist about Human Life - Stacy Trasancos, Accepting Abundance
How Much is “Enough”? - Anthony S. Layne, Outside the Asylum
This will be a continuing series from Monday through Saturday twice a day, that I will be contributing for the National Catholic Register. This will be very similar to what you see on www.ThePulp.it.
Jimmy Akin: The 100-year old *mistake* about the Birth of Jesus
Edward Pentin: Pope Francis Prays at Blessed John Paul II's Tomb
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Mary did not go with oils etc to the tomb because she knew her Son, and she believed what He had told her…ie she knew He was NOT there. Of course He saw her first. Think about it…who would you see first? “Mom, it’s Me.” “I know, Son.”
@guy mcclung,
Take a look at the article ... “He appeared first to Mary Magdalene” (Mark 16:9) ... every Church Father (including St. Ambrose) seems to have presumed that the Lord appeared first of all to St. Mary Magdalene ... yet, it is worth noting that nearly every saint and theologian for the past 1,000 (excepting St. Thomas Aquinas) has held that Jesus appeared first of all to his Mother.
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