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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Purgatory Part II
Part One is here Catholic Understanding of Faith Catholics and Lutherans agree that we are saved by faith alone. We cannot be justified before God by anything that we do. We are completely dependent on God’s free gift of grace. … Continue reading
Saint of the Day
Sorry about the light posting. Today is our 37th wedding anniversary, and there is a lot going on. Today we celebrate the feast day of Maria Goretti. What faith, courage, and forgiveness for a 12 year old to possess.
Saint of the Day
Today is the feast day of St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria. Love alone is worth everything; any other virtue without love is worth nothing. Sermon 4
Happy Fourth
I probably won’t be able to post on Purgatory until tomorrow morning. In the meantime here are a couple of interesting links: The Declaration of Independence was the birth certificate of the United States of America. The principles it communicates have … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Declaratiion of Independence, Fourth of July, Pope Benedict, Relativism
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Purgatory and Justification Part One Update
First we will discuss Justification. A reader emailed me the following: Update: I am addressing Justification first because of the content of the email. I just don’t think that I can explain purgatory without first tackling how we are saved. … Continue reading
Faith Seen and Unseen
“Blessed are they who have not seen and have believed” Today is the feast day of the Apostle, St. Thomas. Poor St. Thomas he gave up everything to follow our Lord, but he is best known for saying the following: … Continue reading
Wonderfully Made
You formed my inmost being; you knit me in my mother’s womb.I praise you, so wonderfully you made me; wonderful are your works! Psalm 139 Steven Wiltshire from the UK is autistic. H/T Deacon Greg Kandra. He has difficulty communicating, … Continue reading
Dancing in The Lord
I have the Theology of Staying and over in Washington (DC), Msgr. Pope has a Spirituality of Walking (and dancing). Have I mentioned how much I love to dance? Here is an excerpt: “Dance! In this video I wonder if … Continue reading
Dependence Day
Note: Meager blogging again today. I am working on a post on Purgatory in order to answer a question from a reader that arrived in my in box today. But here is a great article from Archbishop Timothy Dolan of … Continue reading
Postless in Des Moines
Sorry for the light blogging today. I had, for those of you who don’t know, a health scare, but I am just fine. Now. I have been working on a post concerning purgatory, but yesterday side lined me. So it … Continue reading
Posted in Four Last Things
Tagged anointing, are you ready to die, are your ready, death, Four last things, health scares, purgatory
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