The Four Unholy Desires the Liturgy Teaches Us to Fast From
The Four Unholy Desires the Liturgy teaches us what to Fast From, especially during Lent.
An Evangelical Christian Discovers the Catholic Mass is Worship!
This is a great conversation! With David as our guide, we dig deeply into what's happening in the liturgy of the Mass, the liturgies that are present in all non-Catholic Christian settings, how to evangelize
A Marian Response to Mater Populi Fidelis: Tribute to God’s Perfect Cooperator
10 February, 2026
Trey Brock
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Mary’s title as Mother of God reveals the heart of Mariology: humble obedience, divine intimacy, and ecclesial authority. This essay explores how her fiat models submission to truth over self-assertion, anchoring theological clarity.
The Liturgical Sense of the Readings (Catholic Table Talk Podcast)
In this powerful episode of Catholic Table Talk, host William Saubber welcomes Catholic theologian, author, and speaker David L. Gray for a rich and accessible conversation on how Catholics can rediscover the beauty, depth, and
The Mass Is Speaking to You: Understanding the Sunday Readings | Interview with David L. Gray
6 January, 2026
David L. Gray, ThM
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If you’ve ever walked out of Mass feeling like the readings passed right by you, The Liturgical Sense of the Readings at Mass – Year A by David L. Gray is a book you’ll want
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11 November, 2025
David L. Gray, ThM
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🕊️ New Release Alert! Just launched: The Liturgical Sense of the Readings at Mass – Year A 📖 This guide unlocks the spiritual depth of every Sunday’s readings, helping you hear the Word
NEW BOOK: The Liturgical Sense of The Readings at Mass (Year A:) A Guide to Spiritual Enrichment
4 November, 2025
David L. Gray, ThM
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The Liturgical Sense of The Readings at Mass – Year A by David L. Gray offers thoughtful reflections on the Sunday readings, illuminating their spiritual and liturgical significance for Catholics journeying through the Church year.
Father Hellnaw Kicks Non-Communicants Out of Communion Line | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
When Father Hellnaw discovers parishioners lining up at Mass like it's Taco Bell—hand out, expecting blessings instead of the Body of Christ—he's not having it. 😤 In this hilarious episode of Father Hellnaw, liturgical abuse
The 13 Best Proofs the Development of Doctrine
In 1845 Saint John Henry Newman wrote An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine, where he defends the idea that doctrine matures over time under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, just as Jesus
Consecration and the Mass: Why the Eucharist Requires the Sacred Liturgy
29 May, 2025
David L. Gray, ThM
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5:51 pm
Explore David L. Gray's essay on Catholic doctrine asserting that the Eucharist is inseparable from the Mass. It emphasizes proper intention, form, and ecclesial communion, rejecting sacrilegious practices and upholding canon law to protect the
Scapegoat Conspiracy Literature of the Mid–Late 19th Century: Against Catholics, Jews, Voltaire, and the Freemasons
12 May, 2025
David L. Gray, ThM
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7:31 pm
Explore the 19th-century literary trend that scapegoated groups like Freemasons, Catholics, and Jews.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. Becomes a Freemason and is Excommunicated from the Catholic Church
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
Cosmic and Theological Interconnections: The Annunciation, Creation, the Nativity, and the Zodiac
24 December, 2024
David L. Gray, ThM
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10:54 am
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
Unlocking the Mysteries of Advent: The Powerful Tradition of the ‘O Antiphons’ That Will Transform Your Christmas
17 December, 2024
David L. Gray, ThM
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10:00 pm
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
Embracing Church Authority: A Call to Faithful Catholicism
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
The Advent Wreath: A Disruptive Protestant Liturgical Inculturation
Explore the rich history and evolving usage of the Advent Wreath within Catholic tradition, its role in catechesis, and the delicate balance between private devotion and liturgical practice.
The Heart of Compassion: Embracing God’s Love and Unity (8th Sunday After the Cross – Melkite Lectionary)
In this essay, Deacon Christopher Major explores the importance of love, patience, and unity in the church, emphasizing God's commands and the teachings of Jesus. It uses the parable of the Good Samaritan and stories
The Homily is Not the Most Important Part of the Liturgy of the Catholic Mass
David L. Gray explores the integral role of the homily in the Catholic Mass, its significance in nurturing Christian life, and the balance between its importance and the sacred rhythm of the liturgy.
Navigating Utilitarianism: The Christian’s Role in Democracy (The Splendor Of Moral Truth)
5 November, 2024
JP
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11:59 am
In this essay, John Paul explores the Christian duty to vote within a democracy, contrasting utilitarian ethics with the moral teachings of the Church. This essay delves into the complexities of promoting the common good
Lesson from the Rosary: Being Rooted in Christ and Lifting our Hearts to the Lord
21 October, 2024
Deacon Gerard-Marie Anthony
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Deacon Gerald Marie Anthony explores how the Rosary connects us to the Cross, fostering our identity in Christ and guiding us through life’s challenges with faith, hope, and love. Discover the profound lessons and victories
From Division to Harmony: The Enduring Wisdom of the Fathers of Nicaea (5th Sunday After the Holy Cross – Melkite Lectionary)
Deacon Christopher Major explores the significance of the Second Council of Nicaea, its resolution of the Iconoclastic Controversy, and the enduring impact on Orthodox and Catholic traditions. Learn how the council’s teachings emphasize the veneration
The Sword and the Cross: The Christian Soldier’s Dilemma
8 October, 2024
JP
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6:57 pm
Explore the historical and theological perspectives on nonviolence and military service within the early Christian Church, contrasting traditionalist views with modern interpretations.
Embracing Divine Providence: Lessons from Saint Catherine of Siena
Discover the profound wisdom of Saint Catherine of Siena and her teachings on Divine Providence. Learn how embracing God’s will can lead to a life of peace and spiritual fulfillment, inspired by the timeless words
Father Hellnaw Stops a Mass Nightmare | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
11 September, 2024
David L. Gray, ThM
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Father Hellnaw Sitcom Season 2 Episode 1, 'A Knuckle Sandwich Mass'
War and Obscenity: The Dark Side of American Ideals
This thought-provoking essay explores the intricate relationship between societal laws and moral freedom. Delve into historical contexts, legal precedents, and philosophical reflections to understand the bondage of freedom and its implications for modern society.
Set Apart From Voting “For Evil”
In this essay, John Paul explores the moral complexities of voting in a democracy through a Catholic lens, examining the balance between civic duties and spiritual obligations.
After Catholic Priest Reconsecrates the Olympics, America Wins | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
5 August, 2024
David L. Gray, ThM
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After Father Hellnaw Reconsecrates the Olympics, America Wins | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom (Watch on YouTube) David L. Gray, ThM A 2006 convert from Agnosticism, David L. Gray has emerged as a prolific Catholic theologian,
Trust in the Faith You Found in Jesus (10th Sunday after Pentecost – Melkite Lectionary)
In this essay for the 10th Sunday after Pentecost in the Melkite Calendar, Deacon Christopher Major discusses the distinction between faith and belief, emphasizing that true faith involves trust and commitment beyond mere acceptance of
Divine Encounters: A Man’s Journey of Faith and Compassion with the Missionaries of Charity
Divine Encounters and Compassion: Explore a man’s transformative journey with the Missionaries of Charity, where faith, service, and the mystery of the Holy Eucharist converge to ignite a fire of divine love and purpose.
The Charismatic Movement: A Reflection on Spiritual Growth and Conflict with Humanism
The essay critiques the Charismatic Movement’s failure to impact the modern world compared to its early Church counterparts. It highlights the lack of sustained enthusiasm, theological depth, and spiritual leadership, emphasizing the necessity for personal
Freedom is Not Free. Blood Sacrifice is the Seed of Christian Liberty (7th Sunday after Pentecost – Melkite Lectionary)
Homily by Deacon Christopher Major for the 7th Sunday after Pentecost - Melkite Lectionary. READINGS: John 20:1-10, Romans 15:1-7, and Matthew 9:27-35.
Unveiling the Hero Within: Embracing Divine Mercy and the Sacred Heart in a World of New-Age Heresies
Christians should read this essay to understand how devotions to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and Divine Mercy offer a counter-narrative to modern-day heresies, providing a path to uphold dignity and embrace God’s love in
The Great Deception of the Pontifical Academy for Life (Death)
This paper explores how the Pontifical Academy for Life deceived the world about the moral necessity of vaccines.
From Charismatic Life in the Spirit to Mystical Prayer
Spiritual theologian David Torkington explains in prose how the Charismatic Renewal Movement began on the day of Pentecost and was united with contemplative prayer.
The 5 Times Jesus Condemned the Death Penalty
6 May, 2024
David L. Gray, ThM
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10:44 pm
This essay by David L. Gray discusses the Catholic Church’s teaching on the death penalty, highlighting its incompatibility with the Gospel and Jesus’ teachings.
Grace Unveiled: The Dynamic Interplay Between Liturgy and Personal Prayer
“Exploring the symbiotic relationship between communal liturgy and private prayer, this essay by spiritual master David Torkington reveals how both enrich our spiritual lives, bridging the gap between the sacred and the personal.”
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“DIGNITAS INFINITA” is a Masterful Stroke in Reiterating the Catholic Catechism’s Defense of the Imago Dei
8 April, 2024
David L. Gray, ThM
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8:45 pm
The "Declaration 'Dignitas Infinita' on Human Dignity" stands as a significant document within the Catholic Church, reflecting a deep engagement with the concept of human dignity in the modern world.
The Timeline of Francis Becoming the First Gay Pope
This is timeline of events that outline how Pope Francis weaponized sexual immorality to make Catholics indifferent to homosexuality.
Social Media Catholic Priests Have Harmed the Church
It is time to ask the faithful clergy we have to focus on just showing us the Father.
Father Hellnaw Shuts Down the Orans Posture | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Season 1 Episode 11, 'Uzzah Died for Less'
The Anti-Catholic Roots of the Thanksgiving Holiday
Could you imagine these Catholics celebrating the Puritan's Thanksgiving Day? I couldn't. Could you imagine these Puritans celebrating a Day of Thanksgiving after burning down those Catholic Churches? I could! And here we are, many
MISSION IMPROBABLE: The Catholic Church’s Long Road to Uproot Filipino Freemasonry
16 November, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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10:03 pm
Catholics are forbidden from being Freemasons, but in the Philippines, the Catholic Church faces a battle to uproot Freemasonry out of the Filipino national identity.
The Dawn of the Catholic Church’s Loss of Moral Authority (The Forged Donation of Constantine)
This essay traces how the world has fallen into the depth of darkness, despair, and demonic possession because of leaders in the Catholic Church making a ruin of their moral authority.
The Critical Analysis of the Future of ‘The Synodal Church’ Under Pope Francis
6 November, 2023
Janice October, PhD
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4:00 pm
A critical examination of Pope Francis' vision of a Synodal Church, how it weighs into history, Eastern synodality, and criticisms from traditional Catholics.
Answering Whether A Lay Homily Invalidates a Mass?
In this essay, I will explore what the Catholic Church teaches about non-ordained persons concelebrating/quasi-presiding at Mass as homilist and how that affects the validity of the liturgy itself.
Father Hellnaw Refuses Pope Francis’ Gay Blessing | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Episode #10, 'Gay Conversion Therapy'
Saint Augustine’s ‘Just War Theory’ vs. BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street (The Corporate War Industry)
19 October, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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5:42 am
The essay argues that Augustine's and the Catholic Church's 'Just War' Theory are relics from a time when BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street were not in charge of the corporate war industry.
Introduction to the Theology of the Catholic Mass (Webinar)
12 October, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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Introduction to the Theology of the Catholic Mass
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10:20 am
Are you ready to dive into the amazing world of the Catholic Mass? Do you want to discover the hidden treasures of the liturgy, the beauty of the sacred music, and the profound wisdom of
The Luminous Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
12 October, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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Come and pray the Luminous Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
The Glorious Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
11 October, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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Come and pray the Glorious Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
The Sorrowful Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
10 October, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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Come and pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
The Joyful Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary
9 October, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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Come and pray the Joyful Mysteries of the Contemplative Dominican Rosary.
SHOCKING NEW STUDY! Only 49% of Catholics Believe in the Holy Eucharist
According to a recent research, the official doctrines of the Catholic Church on the Holy Eucharist and Confession are not accepted by most U.S. Catholics, who are still not attending Mass regularly.
Why the Death Penalty is No Longer Justifiable: A Comprehensive Analysis
2 October, 2023
E. Tyler Graham, ThD., M.A., M.T.S.
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2:09 pm
The death penalty is a form of violence that contradicts the Christian message of love and mercy. It is a failed sacrifice that does not bring justice or healing to anyone.
The Ancient Secret of Worship That the Modern Church Has Forgotten!
Ad orientum is not a backward or outdated practice, but a rich and meaningful one that deserves to be rediscovered by many Catholics today.
The Shocking Truth: Why You’ve Been Praying the ‘Our Father’ Wrong All Along!
Why you should avoid the orans posture during the Lord's Prayer, according to Church documents and tradition.
Father Hellnaw Exorcizes a Demon | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Episode Season 1 Episode 8, 'Exorcism for Life Blood'
The Easter Controversy and the Rise of Carolingian Power
20 September, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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9:21 pm
This essay explores the Carolingian debate about the proper way to celebrate Easter and explain why it was one of the most important controversies in the history of Christianity.
DISCUSSION COURSE: Return to the Sacred (Dispelling of Darkness in the World)
Return to the Sacred is a free online course that will take you on a journey through the beauty, truth, and goodness of the Catholic faith. You will explore topics such as the sacraments, the
Catholic Answers Live: Father Hellnaw Answers Pachamama | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Episode - Season 1 Episode 9 'God Said Hellnaw to Pachamama'
The Real Presence Controversy: A Clash of Theologies in the 9th Century
5 September, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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The Carolingian Debates on the Real Presence of the Holy Eucharist is a wonderful historical example of when the development of doctrine meets the Doctrine of Indefectibility.
How the Carolingian Liturgy Promoted and Preserved Frankish Culture
The Carolingian liturgical reforms were a series of efforts by the Frankish rulers and their allies to standardize and improve the religious practices of their kingdom. They aimed to achieve doctrinal unity, harmony with Rome,
Father Hellnaw Teaches How to Receive Holy Communion | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Episode - Season 1 Episode 7 'We Talking About Practice'
The Mysterious Abductions of Two Popes Who Opposed Freemasonry
This essay is about how Napoleon Bonaparte kidnapped two popes in the late 1700s and early 1800s. He wanted to control the Catholic Church and make it follow his rules. He took Pope Pius VI
How the Holy Rosary Evolved from a Prayer to a Devotion
This essay moves past the legend of Our Lady's Apparition to Saint Dominic to highlight the major organic and pollinated contributions to the Holy Rosary we have today.
Learning from Saint Dominic: How to Imitate His Virtues and Mission
“I kept on digging the hole deeper and deeper looking for the treasure chest until I finally lifted my head, looked up and realized that I had dug my own grave.” - Saint Dominic de
Father Hellnaw Fires the Altar Girls | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom - Season 2 Episode 6 'The Altar Girls Are Out of Gas'
The Hidden Dangers of Freemasonry: A Comprehensive Resource Guide
'The Index Against Freemasonry,' by David L. Gray is a catalog of the works against Freemasonry by Catholic Theologian, Historian, and Author David L. Gray - a Former Freemason of 10+ years.
Father Hellnaw Refuses to Start a Children’s Liturgy | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
The Father Hellnaw Sitcom - Season 1 Episode 5 "Monsignor Morris was Right"
Father Hellnaw Preaches on Clapping in the Catholic Mass | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom - Season One Episode Four 'Hellnaw to Clapping'
President Joe Biden Has His Confession Heard by Father Hellnaw | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Episode #3 'Go Brandon Goes Confession'
Traditional Catholic Priest Fr. Hellnaw FIRES All Eucharistic Ministers! | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Season 1 Episode 1 'My Hands are Consecrated'
Traditional Catholic Priest CANCELS the LGBT Outreach Ministry | The Father Hellnaw Sitcom
Father Hellnaw Sitcom Season 1 Episode 2 'No Affirmative Action for Skittles'
Why Only Catholics Can Be Called Christians According to the Bible
27 April, 2023
David L. Gray, ThM
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7:59 am
This article proves that Catholics are the true Christian, and rightfully called that name.
How Freemasons Infiltrated and Corrupted the Catholic Church: A Historical and Theological Investigation
The essay proves that Freemasonry has been secretly plotting to destroy the Catholic Church for 300 years, and that it has infiltrated the Vatican and influenced its reforms. It cites various sources, such as papal
Kwanzaa: A Pseudo-Religion that Opposes Catholicism
Kwanzaa is an Anti-Catholic Pseudo-Religion, Beneath Catholicism, and is Opposed to Christ and His Church
The Myth of Constantine’s Founding of the Catholic Church: A Historical and Theological Refutation
This story, most famously told by Jehovah Witnesses and Fundamentalist Protestants, came out of their necessity to support their lie that there was an apostasy in the early Church. It is their way to explain
How Christmas and Easter Celebrate the Incarnation and Resurrection of Christ: A Response to the Pagan Origin Claim
It is a popular notion among anti-Christian polemicists and liars to state that the Gospel’s narratives about Jesus of Nazareth and the Christmas (Birth of Jesus) and Easter (Resurrection of Jesus) Holy Days are all
The Influence of Freemasonry on America’s Founding and History
The article claims that Freemasonry has influenced the US history and politics, from the founding fathers to the current president. It argues that Freemasonry is a secret society that promotes a false religion and a
The Threat of Prince Hall Freemasonry to the Catholic Church and the Black Community
The article explores the history and influence of Prince Hall Freemasonry, a branch of Freemasonry that admits Black Americans. It argues that Prince Hall Freemasonry is incompatible with Catholicism and promotes a secular worldview that
The Sacramental Nature of Freemasonry: How Masons Imitate and Reject Catholicism
A former Freemason explains the principles and purpose of Freemasonry and why they are incompatible with Catholicism. He also exposes the syncretic philosophy and religion of Freemasonry that blends various ideologies and beliefs.
How Martin Luther King Jr. and the Black Elite Betrayed the Black Community through Eugenics
The intellectual class of culturally Black America has done nothing but harm America. Here is their story.
Freemasonry 101: An Overview of Its Religion, Philosophy, Rituals, and Plots
Freemasonry is a secret society that claims to be compatible with Christianity, but is it really? In this article, a former Freemason explains the origins, beliefs and rituals of this organization, and why he left
The Influence of Freemasonry on the Music and Faith of Haydn and Mozart
Father Michael Heinrich Weninger, a member of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue and also an Austrian Freemason – belonging to the Grand Lodge of Austria AF&AM (Ancient Free and Accepted Masons)
Arian and Gregory: How a Theologian Defended the Divinity of Christ
That the “Christusanrede” in the liturgy of St. Gregory functions as a way to portray anti-Arian theology is confirmed by other elements of the text. One interesting example of this is in the final prayer
A Journey to Heaven: How the Catholic Church Teaches Us to Prepare for Eternal Life
Nascent Christianity dealt with a number of growing pains, especially in how to express the relationship of the persons of the Trinity to one another. The difficulty in expressing this resulted in a number of
The Role of Community in Shaping Art and Architecture: A Catholic Perspective
15 November, 2018
Dr. Nicholas Newman
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[the-subtitle] he Diet of Worms in 1122 brought a rather turbulent chapter in Europe’s history to a close. For nearly fifty years the question of where the authority of a bishop derives from, whether it
How the Two Natures of Christ Share Their Properties: A Christological Doctrine
[the-subtitle] his essay will explore an explanation to resolve the theological contradiction in saying that the Church (the Body of Christ) has a preexistent nature (i.e. ‘there was never a time when the Church did not
The Four Properties of the Church and their Relationship to Catholic Unity
16 October, 2018
Brian McCauley, M.A.T.
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12:49 am
o summarize the Catechism of the Catholic Church, a sacrament is fundamentally a visible sign of an invisible reality of Salvation. In his book, Introduction to the Mystery of the Church, De La Sojeole says:
Remigius Dei Girolami, A Medieval Mediator for Modern Times
Civil War? n August of 2017, Jesse Walker wrote an article for the Los Angeles Times entitled: Are we Headed for a Second Civil War?[1] This article discusses warnings by conservatives and liberals alike that
The Nature of God as Defined by the Creeds of Nicaea and Constantinople
21 August, 2018
David L. Gray, ThM
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he creeds pronounced at the Councils of Nicaea and Constantinople are not the earliest instances of the declarative statements by the fathers about the nature, personhood, life, and works of the Triune Godhead, but they
Mary, Martha, and Lazarus: A Reflection on John 11 and the Resurrection of Christ
Introduction his exegesis paper will concentrate on John 11:1-44 (the Raising of Lazarus) and will offer a particular focus the historical aspect of the passage in regards to the historical reliability concerning the family of
The Literal Interpretation of Micah 3:1-12: A Biblical and Theological Analysis
30 July, 2018
Brian McCauley, M.A.T.
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10:27 pm
This paper seeks to reflect upon the pericope of Micah 3:1-12 in light of the entire book of Micah and its historical and religious situation in Salvation History. To begin to develop a full understanding
Race and Catholicism in America: A Historical and Cultural Exploration
long with the rest of America, the American Catholic Church has undergone a major shift in its demographics over the past several decades. As of 2014, at least 42 percent of American Catholics are people
How the Catholic Church Teaches the Doctrine of Deification
The doctrine of deification asserts that man’s true greatness is to be found in the fact that he is “called to be god.” It emphasizes that the human person realizes his true existence in the
The Meaning and Context of Isaiah 7:14: A Prophecy of the Virgin Birth of Christ
Introduction ogether with chapter six, chapter seven lays the groundwork for the entire book of Isaiah. These are linchpin chapters that must be valued and understood first for their literal meaning, so that the beginning,
Interview with Author David L. Gray (The Divine Symphony)
The Managing Editor of Saint Dominic’s Media sat down with the author of The Divine Divine Symphony: An Exordium to the Theology of the Mass to ask him some questions about this new book and
Jesus Descended to Hell: A Historical, Scriptural, Modern, and Pastoral Treatment
19 April, 2018
Brian McCauley, M.A.T.
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7:49 am
erhaps the most unexpected and striking article as Christians we profess in the Apostles’ Creed is our belief that Jesus descended into Hell. This is not said to undermine the wonder and otherness of Jesus’
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