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The bread of heaven and the cup of salvation
From the Jerusalem Catecheses The bread of heaven and the cup of salvation On the night he was betrayed our Lord Jesus Christ took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples and said: “Take, eat: this is my body.” He took the cup, gave thanks and … Continue reading
Jesus Saves – Jesus is the Only One
H/T John Travis :Today’s theme was the name of Jesus. The pope related a story from his days as archbishop in Buenos Aires: “A humble man works in the curia of Buenos Aires. He has worked there for 30 years, he is the father of eight children. Before he goes out, before going out to … Continue reading
Death Panels–Sequester
The idea of a “Death Panel” was poo-oo’d as ridiculous and a scare tactic by the Dems and the Obama administration, yet here we are. They have found a way to do it. Cancer clinics turning away Medicare patients, thanks to the sequester by Greta Van Susteren Posted in: ON THE RECORD, Cancer clinics … Continue reading
Thought for the Day
You are not to spend what remains of your earthly life on human desires but on the will of God. (1 Peter 4:2)
Pope’s sister: Francis ‘plenty tough enough’ to lead | National Catholic Reporter
Pope’s sister: Francis ‘plenty tough enough’ to lead | National Catholic Reporter. TUZAINGÓ, ARGENTINA Though there aren’t yet hard numbers to back it up, it’s a good bet that the single most interviewed human being on the planet since March 13, 2013, has been a simple 64-year-old housewife in the Argentine city of Ituzaingó, about … Continue reading
