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'Christ was my Lord, and I had to follow him wherever he led me.' - Peter Kreeft - The Coming Home Network
'Christ was my Lord, and I had to follow him wherever he led me.' - Peter Kreeft - The Coming Home Network : In our latest Signposts video short, philosopher and popular Christian author Dr. Peter Kreeft shares a portion of his journey from Reformed Calvinism to the Catholic Church. Raised in the...
US Bishops disappointed by failure of Congress to enact Conscience Protection Act | ICN
US Bishops disappointed by failure of Congress to enact Conscience Protection Act | ICN : Cardinal Timothy M Dolan of New York, chair of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops' (USCCB) Committee on Pro-Life Activities, and Archbishop Jose...
St Toribio of Lima | ICN
St Toribio of Lima | ICN : Reforming bishop. A patron of missionaries and South America.Toribio Alfonso de Mogrobejo was born in Mayorga, in Spain, in 1538. A law pro...
Obama's 'Right to Worship' Ushers in New State Religion - Crisis Magazine
Obama's 'Right to Worship' Ushers in New State Religion - Crisis Magazine : The constitutions or laws of many nations provide for what is called “religious liberty.” In practice, this liberty is under severe restrictions in numerous countries, if it exists at all. The fact is that no one can really talk about religious freedom without examining what the “religion” holds. Grace builds on nature but does not …
Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation: Belloc on Two Philosophers: Descartes and Pascal
Supremacy and Survival: The English Reformation: Belloc on Two Philosophers: Descartes and Pascal : Tomorrow, Anna Mitchell and I will conduct our penultimate discussion of Hilaire Belloc's Characters of the Reformation on the Son Ri...
Why Are You Catholic? - Crisis Magazine
Why Are You Catholic? - Crisis Magazine : Some people call me a street preacher. I’m not a street preacher. The label does roll off the tongue, but it also carries a fairly negative connotation. I could be more accurately described as a street questioner. I spend about a dozen Saturday mornings each year, standing on a street corner adjacent to the Farmer’s …
