Joseph R. Biden Jr. Becomes a Freemason and is Excommunicated from the Catholic Church

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This essay explores the implications of President Biden’s purported induction into Prince Hall Freemasonry, highlighting the conflict with his Catholic faith and the historical context of this controversial event. It examines the canonical prohibitions against Freemasonry within the Catholic Church, the questionable nature of Biden’s eligibility for Masonic membership, and the motivations behind the Grand Master’s decision. Finally, it critiques the disregard for Biden’s spiritual well-being and the deceptive message this sends to potential Catholic Freemasons.

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Faith as an Invitation into the Dia Logos of Liturgical Activity (Third Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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Faith as an Invitation into the Dia Logos of Liturgical Activity (Third Sunday of Ordinary Time - Year C)
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Reflecting on the readings for the Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C), David L. Gray explores the dynamic and interactive nature of faith through the liturgical activities depicted in Nehemiah, 1 Corinthians, and Luke. He emphasizes faith as a dialogue with God, enriched by hearing the Word, and calls for active participation in the divine life through liturgy and communal worship.

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Gives Us Something Valuable to Offer (Second Sunday of Ordinary Time – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Gives Us Something Valuable to Offer (Second Sunday of Ordinary Time - Year C)
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David L. Gray explores the concept of deposits in life, comparing them to the intentional and unintentional influences we encounter daily. Through reflections on biblical readings, such as Isaiah 62:1-5, 1 Corinthians 12:4-11, and John 2:1-11, Gray underscores God’s relentless pursuit to fill us with His goodness, especially through the Holy Eucharist. This profound commentary highlights the transformative power of divine deposits in our lives and the continuous call to reflect God’s love in the world.

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The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord

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The Liturgical Sense of the Readings at Catholic Mass
The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord
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Join David L. Gray as he delves into the liturgical significance of the Mass readings, exploring the profound connections between sacred scripture, theophany, and our life in the Church. Discover how the Sunday readings guide us in embodying the divine mission and nature of Christ in our daily lives.

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Cosmic and Theological Interconnections: The Annunciation, Creation, the Nativity, and the Zodiac

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Explore the profound connections between the Annunciation, the creation of the world, and the Nativity of Jesus Christ. Delve into the symbolism of the Aries Ram, the sacrifice of Isaac, and the cosmic significance of March 25 and December 25 in Christian theology. Authored by David L. Gray.

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We are Not Small or Insignificant in the Light of the Catholic Mass (4th Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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We are Not Small or Insignificant in the Light of the Catholic Mass (4th Sunday of Advent - Year C)
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Reflections by David L. Gray on the liturgy of the Catholic Mass, exploring how it brings fullness of hope, peace, and joy, and how the readings for the Fourth Sunday of Advent reveal our worthiness of God’s love through the humble and sacrificial love of Christ.

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Unlocking the Mysteries of Advent: The Powerful Tradition of the ‘O Antiphons’ That Will Transform Your Christmas

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Explore the rich tradition of the ‘O Antiphons’ in the Advent Liturgy, a profound and beautiful practice that deepens our anticipation of Christ’s birth. Discover the historical and theological significance of these ancient chants, and how they prepare our hearts and minds for the celebration of the Incarnation.

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Leads to the Fullness of Joy (3rd Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Leads to the Fullness of Joy (3rd Sunday of Advent - Year C)
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This essay by David L. Gray explores the theme of divine generosity and fulfillment through biblical examples, emphasizing that true joy and contentment are found in God’s love. It reflects on the readings from the Mass for the Third Sunday of Advent, highlighting how salvation, God’s presence, and holy living lead to enduring peace and joy.

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Embracing Church Authority: A Call to Faithful Catholicism

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Discover the significance of full submission to Catholic Church teachings, as highlighted by the Second Vatican Council. This essay explores doctrinal decisions, theological certainty, and the consequences of rebelling against Church authority. A must-read for faithful Catholics seeking deeper understanding.

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The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Teaches Us to Desire More (2nd Sunday of Advent – Year C)

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The Liturgical Sense of the Readings at Catholic Mass
The Liturgy of the Catholic Mass Teaches Us to Desire More (2nd Sunday of Advent - Year C)
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This commentary on the 2nd Sunday of Advent by David L. Gray explores the divine desire for humanity, contrasting finite human desires with the infinite knowledge of God. It delves into the transformative power of the liturgy and scripture, illustrating how they guide us toward greater virtue and alignment with God’s will. Through a deepened understanding of divine goodness and the sacramental life, Gray encourages readers to transcend sin and embrace a life of spiritual elevation.

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