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Did Pope Francis Say That Atheists Can Get to Heaven by Good Works? |Blogs | NCRegister.com
The Homily in Question On Wednesday, Pope Francis gave a homily based on the Gospel reading of the day (Mark 9:38-40), in which the disciples have told a man to stop casting out demons in Jesus’ name because he doesn’t follow along with them. Then, according to Vatican Radio’s maddeningly incomplete and poorly edited transcript of … Continue reading
Don’t create sacrament of ‘pastoral customs,’ Pope preaches :: Catholic News Agency (CNA)
Vatican City, May 25, 2013 / 06:31 am (CNA/EWTN News).- Pope Francis warned that some Christians establish the eighth sacrament “of pastoral customs” when they insist on protocol instead of seeking to meet spiritual needs. He made his remarks during his May 25 homily on the Gospel reading from Mark 10 in which the disciples … Continue reading
Approach the Lord and Receive His Light
From a commentary on Ecclesiastes by Saint Gregory of Agrigentum, bishop Approach the Lord and receive his light In the words of Ecclesiastes: Light itself is delightful, and it is a great boon for the eye to have sight of the sun. Devoid of light, the world would be without beauty and life would be … Continue reading
Eric Holder Might Have a Perjury Problem
Last week, and while under oath, Attorney General Eric Holder testified before a House committee that when it comes to “try[ing] to prosecute the press for the publication of material” he has “never been involved in, heard of” such a thing. Watch below at the five-minute mark:—-Thursday, however, we learned that it was Holder who … Continue reading
Tyranny around the corner — Team Obama trashes Constitution to pursue opponents | Fox News
History has shown that the majority will not permit any higher law or logic or value — like fidelity to the natural law, a belief in the primacy of the individual or an acceptance of the supremacy of the Constitution — that prevents it from doing as it wishes. Reporters are protected by the First … Continue reading