Category: Simple Reasons to Be Catholic

Did Melchizedek give Christ’s Body and Blood…

Only Catholics are blessed to meaningfully understand the History of Today's Mass: "The Solemnity of The Most Holy...

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Like every number, every soul is either + or -.…

May all of our dear neighbors be blessed to love God, His Prophets, His Prophesied Messiah, and His...

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A Catholic Mystery: Was Paul or John taken to…

Was Paul describing himself or John when he said: "I know a man who was caught up to...

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Like every number, every soul is either + or -.…

May all of our dear neighbors be blessed to love God, His Prophets, His Prophesied Messiah, and His...

Saving our soul, Simple Reasons to Be Catholic

Today’s Reading shows Catholics how to be…

God's grateful people know: "Each must do as already determined" by the gifts God has given to "each"...

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Catholics can best make this connection!

St. Paul explains what blessed these early Macedonian Catholics with such "generosity" despite their "profound poverty":...

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When and how Catholics “Plug ourselves into…

The great Catholic Evangelist explains WHEN we should be as Catholic as we can: 'Behold, NOW is a...

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Catholics have a new idea!

In Hebrews 7:3, Melchizedek is described: "Without father or mother, without genealogy, without beginning or days or end...

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Catholics are the most blessed people on Earth.

Catholics are blessed to see A New Catholic Word: "peggals"....

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Removing the Veil That Hides Christ

Scripture teaches that the spiritual veil remains over hearts until Christ is embraced. St. Paul and the Psalms...

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