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After The Recent Coup Attempt, Christians Must Speak Up And Resist Evil Coming From Within The Church

After The Recent Coup Attempt, Christians Must Speak Up And Resist Evil Coming From Within The Church January 11, 2021 Henry Karlson Tyler Merbler: Storming of the United States Capitol /Wikimedia Commons Jesus, in the Sermon on the Mount, said it is better for the body to lose its eye or hand than to use them for evil: If your right eye causes you to sin, pluck it out and throw it away; it is better that you lose one of your members than that your whole body be thrown into hell. And if your right hand causes you to sin, cut it off and throw it away; it is better that you lose one of your members than that your whole body go into hell (Matt. 5:29-30 RSV).

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Kids talk about God: Why has God given his Son power over everything? (Part 1 of 2)

Kids talk about God: Why has God given his Son power over everything? (Part 1 of 2)
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Cervantes: Blessed Mother: The times will be shortened

SunStar + January 12, 2021 BEFORE the unpleasant prophecies, I am quoting one of my favorite saints, St. Therese of Lisieux, because regardless of what s coming to the world, I trust she would come and help if we call on her, for she had said: I am perfectly sure I shall not stay inactive in heaven. My desire is to go on working for the Church and for souls. That is what I keep asking God and I am certain He will say yes. And now to the end-times mission. There are good reasons to believe we are indeed in the last times of an era. As much could be clearly gathered from Our Lord Jesus Christ in his message to St. Faustina Kowalska in Poland and from the Blessed Mother in her warnings through Sister Agnes Sasagawa in Japan. My past columns had dwelt on the messages from these apparitions.

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Eastgate Academy FB Live Broadcast Replay - A Test of Faith

Tue, 01/12/2021 - 11:15am We are in a season of severe testing. Navigating through times of change often requires the greatest faith. Consider the time Israel was at the Red sea with Pharaoh’s army at their back. And yet, in their darkest hour when all seemed hopeless, God provided the way. What do we believe? Is our faith, stance and trust in the Lord and His Word, or are we like doubting Thomas, embrace the view “I will believe it when I see it?” Do we believe what the Bible tells us and the anointed word of His Prophets (2 Chronicles 2020) only to back- paddle when circumstances look impossible? Is our faith anchored from a natural view, opinion and reasoning, or in the Lord Jesus Christ for “W

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On forgiveness of sins for non-Catholics

Father Kenneth Doyle By Father Kenneth Doyle • Catholic News Service • Posted January 12, 2021 Q. Catholics are blessed to have the sacrament of reconciliation. But what about other faiths? How do non-Catholics have their sins forgiven? (Honolulu) A. The Catholic Church has a long history of the confession of sins. In the earliest centuries, confession was actually done in public, the thinking being that when we sin, we damage not only our own friendship with God but our relationships within the community of faith; but around the sixth century Irish monks began hearing confessions one on one, and that practice spread to the church universal.

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