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BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (72) – If Jesus has redeemed us, why is there a need for the Holy Spirit?

March 20, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Rev José Mario O Mandía Before He suffered and died, Jesus Christ made His apostles understand that after Him will come “another Advocate” (John 14:16). The story of God’s love for men was not yet finished. There was more…

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THE CHURCH CHRIST FOUNDED (11) – Catholic Missionary Expansion

March 20, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Joni Cheng At the end of the 15th century, after Christopher Columbus and his mission of exploration to the western hemisphere, the Spanish and the Portuguese struggled over the authority to colonize and evangelize different parts of the world. …

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THERE’S A LIGHT THAT NEVER SETS – 22nd March 2020, 4th Sunday Of Lent

March 20, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life, Gospel Toon

JOHN 9:1-14 – Fernando Armellini Claretian Publications, Macau In the story of the man born blind every Christian can easily recognize one’s own story. Before meeting Christ he was blind, then the Master gave him his sight. This is symbolic…

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DON’T FORGET THE ROMANITY OF THE CHURCH

March 20, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Corrado Gnerre I hear a lot talking in the past about the “Romanity” of the Church. Now not so much. What is that? Is it so important? Dear …, Romanity is a cultural judgment and a criterion of civilization…

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SALUS POPULI ROMANI – A needful son’s pilgrimage

March 20, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Maria Kwak* The Director of the Holy See Press Office, Matteo Bruni, reported that Pope Francis spent his afternoon on the Third Sunday of Lent to offer a prayer to the Virgin Mary, Salus Populi Romani at the Basilica…

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CORONA IN ITALIA – Lockdown!

March 20, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Aurelio Porfiri One of the things that I am proud of is about being Roman. And not only of being Roman, but also of being born and raised in the heart of Rome, where true Rome can be felt.…

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THEOLOGY OF DOUBT

March 14, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Corrado Gnerre I am a very old man, a staunch and practicing Catholic. I remember that when I was a boy, my parish priest, in his frequent catecheses, insisted a lot on the rational knowledge of God. I was…

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BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (71) – Who is the antichrist?

March 14, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Rev José Mario O Mandía Jesus stayed on for forty days – long enough for the disciples to prove to themselves that Jesus had really risen from the dead. Then it was time for Him to go back home.…

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THE CHURCH CHRIST FOUNDED (10) – Christianity from 1500 to 1750 AD – The Catholic Reformation

March 14, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

One of the beautiful things about the Catholic Reformation was the rich variety of spiritualities that emerged and the rise of the different types of prayer and devotion.  Many of these came from the work of particular people who were…

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THERE’S WATER THAT’S PRICELESS – 15th March 2020, 3rd Sunday Of Lent (A)

March 14, 2020 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life, Gospel Toon

JOHN 4:5-42 – Fr Fernando Armellini SCJ Claretian Publications, Macau It is noon when the woman comes to draw water, and Jesus asks her for a drink. She has no name. The only element that defines her is that she…

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