Fr. Gerald Murray speaks on original sin in this week's three minute clip on the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Released every Monday.
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Faith & Reason Institute recently held its first “Enrichment Days” – conversations about the relations between Eastern and Western Christianity – in Kosice, #Slovakia. We’re hoping to make this a regular activity in order to promote the presence of all #orthodox #Christians in the world. We’re delighted to have this first column in what will be a series from Dmitri Solzhenitsyn, grandson of the great Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.
The Original ‘Liturgy Wars’: Between East and West | Dmitri Solzhenitsyn: Distinguishing Tradition from secondary traditions offers #Catholic-#Orthodox dialogue a path toward mutual understanding, enrichment, and, perhaps, reunion.
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Father Gabriel Romanelli told a visiting delegation he hopes the reopening of the parish school “will bring some sense of normality” to the students and their families.
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It is all our responsibility to save Christianity in the Holy Land. If we don't hear the stories and the daily suffering of the people and collaborate the world will be in darkness without Christians in the Holy Land.
Father Bashar Fawadleh speaks from Taybeh, #Palestine.
Released as part of #FaithUnderSiege, the Faith and Reason Institute's program raising awareness of religious persecution worldwide.
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Devolution a la Mode | Anthony Esolen: By rejecting traditional family life for cold, self-worshiping materialism, Western culture is embracing demographic and spiritual suicide.
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"Without the local Christian community the Holy Land risks becoming a collection of Christian monuments without a living Christian presence."
From an episode of #FaithUnderSiege, Abouna Bashar Fawadle discuss the Christian violence in Taybeh, #Palestine.
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A Century of Catholic Education | James P. MacGuire: The centenary of Portsmouth Abbey school is an occasion to reflect on the enduring importance of Catholic education.
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Cardinal Sarah and the Crisis in Bioethics | Sister Renée Mirkes, OSF: When we lose the ability to speak truthfully about the human person, we lose the ability to defend the human person and human life. @Card_R_Sarah#bioethics https://t.co/F1HkEJp22X
An apostolic letter amends Canons 106 and 126 of the Code of Canons of the Eastern Churches and grants the Synod of Bishops the power to remove a patriarch from office should their relationship be irreparably compromised for serious reasons. https://t.co/YH09zdOJzE
Italy has linked more than 960 miles of walking routes into a new pilgrimage network stretching across six regions in the central part of the country.
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"Today’s feast of King St. Louis IX of France (August 25) offers us an opportunity to recover a gem of medieval wisdom, which is the prospect that political authority can be truly ordered toward Christ."
Defending the Social Kingship of Christ | Kristen Ziccarelli: King St. Louis IX demonstrated how political authority and personal holiness can be fully ordered toward Christ for the common good of society. @KMZiccarelli https://t.co/yRFGyf2akM