All very well said!
It remains only to question the line sold by Constantine after 312 CE - that he had seen the legend 'In Hoc Signo Vinces' ('In This Sign Conquer') under the Sign of the Cross, pr
Mary Lou McDonald is living in a deluded time-warp (with the grinning Adams at her elbow):
“Ten names that inspire generations.
“Ten stories that reverberate throughout the world.
“Ten brave
Leo XIV has never put a foot wrong. He has been happy to be a son of St Augustine, whereas many are restive under that yoke. People do not change at that age and we can expect him to continue in the p
22nd Sunday
… by the humble he is glorified.
Homilists, and those who sit in pews listening, may benefit from the forthcoming publication of Dom Andrè Louf’s Blessed Weakness: Homilies for Sund
I was dismayed and a little perplexed when I read in Fr. Tony Flannery’s article in Opinion - The Journal, the phrase “Lay people, including women,”; since when?
However, I welcome the reference
Sean, my clear understanding from what I have read in recent years is that there is now a clear consensus among scholars that (1) Jesus did not ordain anyone at the Last Supper. The Last Supper was no
Sean, if Leo XIV has anything like the longevity of Leo XIII, we will have this safe, dull pope until 2049. He is the most popular world leader and by playing "the invisible man" (GKC -- the postman)
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August 18 2025Sean, my clear understanding from what I have read in recent years is that there is now a clear consensus among scholars that (1) Jesus did not ordain anyone at the Last Supper. The Last Supper was no
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