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Vatican: Early Conclave of Cardinals Authorized, Cardinal Keith O’Brien’s Resignation accepted

Vatican: Early Conclave of Cardinals Authorized, Cardinal Keith O’Brien’s Resignation accepted

February 25, 2013 No Comments

The historic nature of the events unfolding in the Catholic Church becomes even more dramatic on a daily basis. On Monday morning, February 25, 2013, Pope Benedict XVI issued, on his own authority (Motu proprio), an apostolic letter modifying the time period required for the convening of a conclave of Cardinal Electors to choose his successor

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Pope Benedict XVI’s statement on resignation
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Feast of St Francis Xavier Calls for New Evangelization Missionaries For the West

Feast of St Francis Xavier Calls for New Evangelization Missionaries For the West

December 3, 2012 No Comments

Our mission field is our own back yard. The West is pre-Christian – not Post-Christian! Rather than waste any more time bemoaning this fact, rather than join the naysayers, it is time to enter into the new missionary age which stretches out before us. All we need is the intimate personal communion with the Risen Lord Jesus which so obviously motivated St. Francis Xavier and the evangelical courage which is its fruit. It is time to get to work

Converging and Convincing Proof of God: Perfection is Real

Converging and Convincing Proof of God: Perfection is Real

November 11, 2012 No Comments

St. Anselm went from faith and from prayer to reason in a sort of existential continuum. But there is no reason that one cannot take his proof and step up by the use of reason alone to see that it is reasonable to believe in God, and then from that threshold to take the further step further by an act of faith and prayer.

Identity of the Church by Deacon Antonio Sandoval

Identity of the Church by Deacon Antonio Sandoval

November 5, 2012 No Comments

The Church has a multi-faceted identity. It is the Mystical Body of Christ because Jesus promised that he would remain united with us. He said, “Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me and I in him (John 6:54). He compared our union with him as fruitful branches united to him, the True Vine (John 15:5).

Obama puts pregnancy on par with cancer

Obama puts pregnancy on par with cancer

October 8, 2012 No Comments

On October 5th, speaking to supporters in Virginia, Obama claimed that cost-free sterilizations, abortion inducing drugs and contraceptives were good because they would save money. He added about the law, “And we are going to keep it.

Living the Liturgy: Pope Benedict XVI On the Centrality of the Liturgy in the Prayer of a Christian

Living the Liturgy: Pope Benedict XVI On the Centrality of the Liturgy in the Prayer of a Christian

October 4, 2012 No Comments

In liturgical prayer, especially the Eucharist, and – formats of the liturgy – in every prayer, we do not speak as single individuals, rather we enter into the “we” of the Church that prays. And we need to transform our “I” entering into this “we”.

Bishop James D. Conley, Defender of the Faith, Appointed the Ninth Bishop of Lincoln, Nebraska
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Natural and Spiritual Life By Deacon Antonio Sandoval

But because of sin, the multitude of individuals that came forth from this couple inherited disunity and enmity towards...

The Virtues of Mary By Deacon Antonio Sandoval

In our devotion to Mary we must pray that our own lives be rooted in the virtues of the...