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I wonder on why I think Ron Paul is sane. Could it be because in my heart I think it will take a drastic push by the government to dig out of the hole it has dug for itself? Perhaps, our country needs a dose of reality. We no longer make the billions of dollars here in the country. Our economy is in shambles and maybe we just need a good slap in the face but Ron Paul is more than a slap...he is like a boulder hitting you on the head saying wake up America. hmm.... Read More
What is a patron saint? What is a saint? Who is your favorite? A saint is basically anybody who lives happily for eternity with God in heaven. The Baltimore Catechism # 1 (and 2) question 6 asks, "Why did God make you?" It answers by saying that "God made me to know Him, to love Him, and to serve Him in this world, and to be happy with Him forever in the next." Thus, it is proper to say that our purpose in life is to become saints, and that the purpose of the Church is to help us... Read More
As a Catholic I believe in spirits and demons. They are a part of our Church history and part of our belief system. I recently took a trip with my wife to a place called Good Springs, Nev. where my wife Terri and I participated in a ghost investigation of an old saloon that was allegedly haunted. Here is the article: http://pvtimes.com/news/lombard-and-gable-is- it-them-haunting-the-pioneer-s aloon-in-goodsprings/
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Niniveh tells the story of a city in moral ruin and also of God's relentless optimism about his creation. Jonah's attitude was judgemental probably because he thought that the inhabitants of this pagan city were beyond redemption. But it turns out that nobody is beyond redemption for the Lord. This is the story of a prophet who runs away at the thought of having to face the people of Niniveh. But he is urged by God's love to proclaim His love everywhere in the city and without fear. Our big citi... Read More
Following Christ is a way of finding oneself. God always reaches to us (Samuel's calling and Jesus recruiting His first disciples in today's reading). Yet there is always an attitude of listening involved; listening with body and soul. This is the way we are called to make, to connect with God as human beings. It is in this context of our possible connections with God as bodily beings, that Paul in the second reading speaks against the commercialisation and objectification of the body. it is thr... Read More
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