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Was the greatest writer in the English language a (secret) Catholic?
William Shakespeare is among the greatest writers of all time. His impact on literature and the English language are incalculable. In English speaking nations only the Bible is more widely read than his writings. His plays have been translated into every major living language on Earth and are performed more often than those of any other playwright in history. Also, his works are replete with Christian morality. What's more, historians are finding growing evidence that Shakesp
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Aug 185 min read


Some wisdom from St Josemaría Escrivá
I have been working my way prayerfully through Christ Is Passing By which collects 18 homilies given by St Josemaría Escrivá between 1951 and 1971. Have you ever had the experience of reading something, or hearing a sermon, which is exactly what you needed at that moment in your life? That was my experience this past week working my way through the section in Christ Is Passing By on the Christian vocation of marriage.
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Aug 119 min read


Mormonism isn't Christianity, and no rebrand or watered down teaching changes that
For generations, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints proudly called themselves Mormons. A few years ago, this stopped. Officially. The Latter-Day Saints hierarchy determined that the term "Mormon" needs to vanish. It might even be satanic, apparently.
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Aug 47 min read


Who is a heretic?
I've often heard that Protestants are heretics. Are they? Yes and no. Mostly no.
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Jul 284 min read
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