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Tag Archives: Priests
The Child Sex Scandal and Catholic Bashers
Rant Alert. Every Catholic blogger who writes a post about the Catholic moral teaching on human sexuality, is guaranteed to receive at least one comment referring to the priest sex scandal. Exhibit A: this oh so original comment on this … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Church, Catholic Church Scandals, Child sexual abuse
Tagged Catholic Bishops, Priests
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A Priest hero of The American Catholic Church
Since today is “Be humble day”, here is a little something to help us grow in humility. From The Anchoress “If you are not reading historian Pat McNamara’s weekly column In Ages Past, you’re missing great profiles, of American Catholics … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Church, Clergy
Tagged Catholic Church in USA, civil rights, Priests
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Forgiven, Redeemed, Reconciled
Three words. Much power. This is a remarkable and heart wrenching story from the Wyoming Star-Tribune. H/T Get Religion. In September of 2005 three seminarians , studying for the priesthood, go out for a few drinks. Tragically, they all get … Continue reading
Posted in Discipleship, Forgiveness
Tagged Christian living, drunk driving, forgiveness, hate, love, Mundelein, Priests, redemption, Seminarians
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Feed My Sheep
A top chef with a vocation (H/T Deacon Greg Kandra): I remember certain parts of Scripture where there is food involved. That’s sort of what keeps me interested in what I am doing if I am having a low point, … Continue reading