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The Number 40 In the Bible, Using the Socratic Method, SNAP, and much more… (3367)

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03/13/2011 Comments (1)

Tito Edwards of www.ThePulp.it

Lent: The Meaning of the Number 40 in the Bible - Taylor Marshall, Canterbury Tales

Teaching the Divinity of Christ by the Socratic Method - Marcellino D’Ambrosio Ph.D., The Integrated Catholic Life™

Does Lent begin on Wednesday or Sunday? - Reginaldus, New Theological Movement

Feast of Pope Saint Gregory the Great and his Dialogues - Kate Edwards, Australia Incognita

Be Careful What You Ask For, SNAP - Phil Lawler, Catholic Culture/On the News

Julian Green, Liturgical Reform & Our Spiritual Combat - Father Christopher Smith, The Chant Café

Seek First God’s Kingdom - Nicholas Postgate Ph.D., The Latin Mass

Doctor Ed Peters on Being “Pastoral” v. Being Faithful - Father John Zuhlsdorf, WDTPRS?

“Catholic” Senator Lisa Murkowski Supports Planned Parenthood Funding - Joshua Mercer, Catholic Vote

Father Richard J. Neuhaus on Islam and Reform - Christopher Blosser, The American Catholic

The Sexual Revolution Reconsidered in a New York Times Article? - Monsignor Charles Pope, Archdiocese of Washington

Pope Urges Priests to Preach on Uncomfortable Topics - Alan Holdren, Catholic News Agency

This will be a continuing series, Monday through Saturday twice a day, that I will be contributing for the National Catholic Register by ThePulp.it.

 

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