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The Council of Jerusalem: A Hidden Lesson in “Farewell”

The Council of Jerusalem, as recounted in Acts 15, stands as a pivotal moment in […]

This Week:

The Apostles’ Clear Guidance: A Foundation for Unity

The Catholic Mission to Europe: A Divine Commission

The Simplicity of Catholic Teaching: Acts 15 and Christ’s Command

How the devil tried to divide Catholics through conflict

Jesus and His Disciples shed their blood for us.

Paul and Barnabas Confront Idolatry in Iconium and Lystra

The Apostles’ Clear Guidance: A Foundation for Unity

Discover how the Apostles, guided by the Holy Spirit, addressed early Church challenges, setting a precedent for unity and doctrinal clarity that endures today.

The Catholic Mission to Europe: A Divine Commission

In Acts 16:1–10, Paul receives a divine vision calling him to Macedonia, marking the Church's first mission into Europe.

The Simplicity of Catholic Teaching: Acts 15 and Christ’s Command

The early Church, guided by the Holy Spirit, simplified the path to salvation by reducing 613 Mosaic laws to essential teachings, emphasizing love and unity.

How the devil tried to divide Catholics through conflict

The early Church’s circumcision debate threatened unity, resolved at the Council of Jerusalem, affirmed salvation by faith, not Mosaic law.

Jesus and His Disciples shed their blood for us.

In Acts 14:19-28, Paul's return to hostile cities after persecution exemplifies steadfast faith and the fulfillment of divine prophecy.

Paul and Barnabas Confront Idolatry in Iconium and Lystra

Paul and Barnabas flee persecution in Iconium, heal a crippled man in Lystra, and courageously redirect misguided worship toward the true God.

Every day, a stream of living electrons flows into Heaven.

The stream of living electrons flowing into Heaven every day are mostly Catholic souls. ~ […]

Is The Catholic Church “The world’s best insurance company.”?

Which is better, Catholic Life Insurance or Catholic Fire Insurance? Question 1: “Is The […]

Good advice: “Be Catholic.” Bad advice: “Don’t.”

Every vanity wants to keep our soul from having these “keys to The Kingdom of […]

Judah and Ephraim represent two kinds of believers:

Judah and Ephraim symbolize all who may be saved “on the third day”. ~ Question […]

Do only Catholics know God’s “First Commandment”?”

Interesting Question: Do only Catholics know what God’s ‘First Commandment’ is?” ~ Question 1: “Do […]

Moses helped Jesus open the door to Heaven for saved souls.

Today’s Reading tells us which souls are “greatest in Heaven” ~ Question 1: “Does Today’s […]

Only Catholics can say “God is with us.”

Why can only Catholics most truly say “God is with us.”? ~ Question 1: “Why […]

The Butler Novel. Why?

The Butler Novel sees the good in people in Butler County. The greatest […]

Those in the synagogue hated Jesus for telling them this!

Many wanted to kill Jesus for reminding them that a Syrian General was cured by […]

Catholics know: Some “Parables” of Jesus are also “Prophecies”.

A new look at an old Parable in Today’s Reading helps many be Catholic: ~ […]

This Word of Jesus helps many get their souls into Heaven:

We get closer to God every time we read this: The more we read Today’s […]

All who “struggle with God” are “Israelites”. The greatest “struggle”?

Unhappiness: juggling Words of God with worldly desires. Stop juggling! ~ Question 1: “Why is […]

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