Our Lady of the Streets
Last summer I had the opportunity to do something most people will never do in their life time. I went on a 30 day silent retreat (Ignatian Spiritual Exercises). More…
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Category Archives: Cultural Conversion
“Precious Cargo”: Award Winning Pro-Life Video Reply
Catholicism in America — Catholic Critical Thinking at Fordham Prep. Reply
I confess, I’m not a reader of America Magazine, but I am a Fordham Alum, and I like what I’m seeing here. More…
Pro-Life Laws Reduce Teen Suicide Rates up to 21% 4
Pro-Life in More Ways Than One
Pro-Life: protecting young lives
Recent studies show that pro-life laws save many young lives, born and unborn. More…
Atheism vs. Agnosticism: Is There Any Way to Know for Certain? 17
Can anyone claim God doen’t exist?
Are agnostics just atheists who don’t want to declare their atheism? Are atheists just agnostics who don’t want to admit the possibility of a God. To be fair, we should let them speak for themselves. Here is what one renowned scientist has to say about his agnosticism:
Charles Colson’s ‘Ecumenism of the Trenches’ | NCRegister.com Reply
A good article from the National Catholic Register on the late great Chuck Colson. I think it compliments my earlier post on ecumenism this morning very nicely.
Recalling the man who helped forge Evangelicals and Catholics Together and the ‘Manhattan Declaration’
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A Christian Assessment of The Hunger Games 1
“Dangerously Prophetic!” says Fr Robert Barron. Here are two Christian interpretations of the Movie, based on the best selling novel series: More…
Why “Natural Family Planning” is Better (Video Competition) 2
When Does a Person Become a Person? 6
This morning, a Facebook-friend (more than a FB-friend, but a good old friend I have not seen in quite a while — Cheers, Johannes!) asked me a question:
Can you help me with this question? A question to the scientists and philosophers out there: some argue that the moment brainwaves start during fetal development is the moment it is a human being. Response? More…
What’s the Problem with the Problem of Evil? 2
A friend of mine once told me that he does not see any problem with the problem of evil — as if it weren’t any problem at all.
I do have a problem with that.
First of all, evil itself is an enormous problem. When innocent people suffer tragedy, finding words to console them is not always possible. Evil is almost always regarded as an injustice of some sort. Why then should it be tolerated at all? More…
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