There was an interesting article on ETWN discussing the results of a Gallup poll of Catholics on various moral issues. The article breaks down the opinions between churchgoing and non-churchgoing Catholics. The results are as you would expect — churchgoing Catholics agree more with Catholic dogma than their non-churchgoing counterparts. However, I wasn’t so much interested in the results as I was in the notion of a non-churchgoing Catholic.
I discuss my thoughts on an article I read regarding how many Catholic in France disagree with the Church’s teachings and feel that Pope Benedict should step down.
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A message from the Virgin Mary from Medjugorje. She asks us to awaken our souls for Easter and be open to the truth of Jesus Christ.
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My thoughts on the Virgin Mary’s message at Medjugorje on March 18, 2009.
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I discuss how you can improve your prayer life by measuring how often your pray and do other spirit-building activities.
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My rosary meditation on the Second Sorrowful Mystery — Jesus’ Scourging. I reflect on how, through suffering, we mimic the ways of Jesus Christ.
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Lent is a time to get spiritually fit and our souls in shape for God. I’ve outlined some activities you can do during Lent to prepare your soul for Easter.
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This week’s rosary meditation centers around the First Glorious Mystery — Jesus’ Resurrection. After Jesus’ death on the Cross, the Roman and Jewish authorities thought that they had taken care of that “troublemaker.” However, despite His death, the solid rock walls of the tomb, the large boulder sealing the entrance, and the guards, nothing of
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Pop quiz! Can you honestly answer these questions without looking them up? Can you name all 10 Commandments (bonus if you get them in order)? How many sacraments are there? What are they? What are the three parts of the Holy Trinity? Who are the four Gospel writers? Who was the first pope? What are
I’m taking another break from my usual rosary meditations to talk more about my thoughts on prayer in general. Why? For starters, the remaining mysteries are ones that require a bit more thought and personal meditation in order to present them in a meaningful way. Also, while meditating on the holy rosary is an important
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