There Is No Shame in Being Catholic
COMMENTARY: Professing what seems to be unbelievable, and suffering scorn and ridicule from the secular world, need not cause shame.
COMMENTARY: Professing what seems to be unbelievable, and suffering scorn and ridicule from the secular world, need not cause shame.
COMMENTARY: The message that Christ brings into the world at Gethsemane seems unrealistic, yet history bears out its truth.
COMMENTARY: God’s intervention in near-assassination attempts is not something that can been proven by any empirical test.
James Connolly was a great storyteller and an award-winning triple jumper.
COMMENTARY: The City of God and the City of Man will always exist on different planes.
COMMENTARY: Miracles do happen, and they are just another way of God speaking to his human creatures.
COMMENTARY: The day will come when God will judge each one of us. But who we are in the eyes of God is not someone that any one of us can know.
COMMENTARY: Our attitude toward new human life determines what kind of future we can expect.
COMMENTARY: One cannot overestimate the healing significance of the smile.
COMMENTARY: Who had better reasons for abandoning hope than a certain individual whose country was invaded by both Nazi as well communist forces?
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