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Saving the Catholic Internet From Itself
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Saving the Catholic Internet From Itself

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by on Jun 10, 2014 in Featured, Learn & Live the Faith, Live in Christ
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You may have heard that the blogosphere (the community of Catholic bloggers) has been involved in a bit of controversy lately.  If you haven’t, good for you.  The rest of us lost a week or two of our lives we can never reclaim.  I’m really not interested in rehashing the sordid details of what started […]

The Bad Evangelist Club: Win the Debate, Lose the Soul
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The Bad Evangelist Club: Win the Debate, Lose the Soul

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by on Mar 27, 2014 in Catechesis, Evangelization, Featured, Learn & Live the Faith, MyChurchParish.com
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Before my conversion I engaged everyone I knew to see what they thought about everything I was discovering about Catholics. I had just finished reading Scott Hahn’s Rome Sweet Home and wanted to employ some of the tactics and sayings that worked for him on my opponent.   The usual reaction was one of apathy and […]

Saint Pope Pius X
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St. Pius X and the Church of Nice

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by on Jan 31, 2014 in Featured, Learn & Live the Faith, MyChurchParish.com
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In today’s polarized Church, we like to label that which we don’t like.  We need to tell people we are the pure, and they are the impure.  A lot of Catholics do this by labeling those they disagreed with “radical traditionalists” or “radtrad”, even though more often than not these Catholics were faithful Catholics in […]

The Link Between Catechesis and Liturgy
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The Link Between Catechesis and Liturgy

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by on Dec 20, 2013 in Catechesis, Featured, MyChurchParish.com
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From time to time in various debates about the liturgy, the principle of lex orandi lex credendi surfaces.  While the Latin might be a little off putting, the Catechism of the Catholic Church defines the concept as follows:  When the Church celebrates the sacraments, she confesses the faith received from the apostles – whence the ancient […]