But certainly not I . . .
. . . said the man with scissors in his hand.
Today’s reading comes from John 7:40-53:
Today’s reading comes from John 7:40-53:
The high priest Caiaphas solved the problem of Jesus: “You do not understand that it is expedient for you that one man should die for the people, and that the whole nation should not perish” (John 11:50). Continue reading “If Jesus died to unify, what’s behind the division?”
Does the sheep pen gate of John chapter 10 refute the Catholic understanding of John chapter 6? No. Both the text and the context show that Jesus is the true bread from heaven (John 6:32). Continue reading “True bread from heaven, or a mere figure of speech?”
The former Protestant in me, accustomed to extemporaneous prayers, offers an occasional objection; something about repeating the same old rote prayers day after day.
This post is to give thanks and praise to our good God. Continue reading “Thanksgiving on Christmas Eve”
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Sola Scriptura sounds good and right, so how can it be wrong?
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