Tag Archives: St. Paul
Be a Temple of the Holy Ghost: Being in a State of Grace
This weekend was Pentecost, and at my parish we had a so-called “Missionary of Mercy” (Priest) come and guest-preach. Fr.’s sermon was less than profound, though bits of it were interesting. One aspect was thought provoking, which is what I … Continue reading
What is Mercy Without Justice?
Do you remember the parable of the Prodigal Son? Our Lord tells us this parable in Luke 15: 11 And he said: A certain man had two sons: 12 And the younger of them said to his father: Father, give me the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amoris laetitia, Bible, Catholic, Christian, Crisis, EWTN, God, Gospel, Jesus, Justice, Mercy, National Catholic Register, Pope Francis, prayer, Prodigal Son, repentance, Saint, Sin, St., St. Paul, Thomas Aquinas
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Marriage: A Sacrament of Service
When I am at home, away from school, I attend a diocesan TLM. My mom and I have been encouraged by a new priest sent by our Bishop to celebrate the Mass regularly. His sermons are often quite intellectual and … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Reflection, Religion
Tagged Bible, Catholic, Church, Fr Z, holy orders, husband, Marriage, Priest, St. Augustine, St. Paul, Wife
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Musings of a Michigan-Man 