Give Your Gift: God Will Use It!

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Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, said to him,
“There is a boy here who has five barley loaves and two fish;
but what good are these for so many?”

Live recording from 6:30 am Holy Mass : )

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How did we get here??

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Jesus said to his disciples:
“Gird your loins and light your lamps
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Archbishop Tomas J. Rodi vision for our Diocese

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Talk recorded during One Faith. One Family Conference. Very deep words. Great encouragement.

Evangelization

Family Matters

Taking care of the Poor

Fostering Vocations

Noah. Must watch movie for every man.

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Before I watched the movie, I had read and heard a few very negative comments…mostly about how inaccurate the movie is and how it portrays Noah in a bad light…. and that we shouldn’t go and see it.  So, I went to check it out myself.

My opinion is mainly, very, very positive.  But first let’s clarify a few points: Continue reading →

Sola Scriptura Mantra

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I find it very amusing that Protestants indignantly excoriate the Catholic Church for teaching doctrine that is not explicitly spelled out in Scripture. Protestants so often say: “NEVER does Scripture say…..” Nowhere in Scripture does it say…..” etc.

And yet the Protestant Doctrine or the teaching of Sola Scriptura is “Nowhere in Scripture” and “NEVER does Scripture say” that all Christian Doctrine and teaching must be found explicitly in Scripture. That is a HUGE double standard don’t you think?

So, show me where it says in Scripture that all beliefs must be found in scripture? If there is no scripture, then for Sola Scriptura Protestants, Sola Scriptura must be a “tradition of men”. Which it certainly is. And the man who began it was Martin Luther.

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