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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 promised in John 16:13, saying, “From the first age to the last, the Church is one and the same; and […]

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Consecration and the Mass: Why the Eucharist Requires the Sacred Liturgy

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 sanctity of Christ’s institution.

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

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

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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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 faithful Catholics seeking deeper understanding.

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Lesson from the Rosary:  Being Rooted in Christ and Lifting our Hearts to the Lord 

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 of the Rosary in this insightful reflection.

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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 of icons and the importance of unity in faith.

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