Off the Shelf 108 – John Bergsma If you are one who loves studying Scripture than this episode is for you. Dr. John Bergsma joins
This article is the first in a series on the Mass which focuses on the scriptural basis of the Catholic Celebration of the Eucharist, the Breaking
I am a relatively new Catholic, a man who Christ has saved not only from drugs and alcohol but from a awful past. I have
Now that is one theological mouthful. Some definitions may help. The meanings of “deified” and “human” are fairly clear. “Hypostasis” has been defined in several
When a baby is born, the mother doesn’t think about what she’s wearing. She opts for whatever’s comfortable on her post-partum body, a body that
The Patrick Coffin Show podcast features weekly interviews with A-list influencers and outliers in the effort to recover the Judeo-Christian roots of the culture. Patrick
At the risk of stereotyping, most Christian pop music tends to be upbeat. There is a fair bit of exuberance and praise. My experience is
The Bible is full of wonderful quotes, parables, teachings, etc. Most of us know them when we hear them. But that is only the supernatural
It seems as though parents today are facing some of the greatest challenges ever in raising their kids. Now that may sound cliché but we
If you’ve ever felt the Holy Spirit urging you to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ, you might want to get in touch with
Go and tell John what you have seen and heard: the blind receive their sight, the lame walk, lepers are cleansed, and the deaf hear,
If I had not been working for several organisations in the USA for the past six years I might have thought Archbishop Vigano’s letters referred
For as long as I can remember, growing up as a Catholic Christian, I have always wondered why one-third of the angelic hosts decided to
Eucharistic Ministers, a term commonly ascribed to those who participate in the Liturgy of the Eucharist by assisting the priest in the distribution of Holy
Off the Shelf 107 – Kevin Vost Many feel Thomas Aquinas is hard to read. Have you ever considered thinking like him? On the episode
A friend of mine posts a meme on her Facebook timeline. It reads: Don’t think about what can happen in a month. Don’t think about
The family celebrations are over. The guests are gone, and we are getting back to the daily routines of life. Among Catholics celebrating Christmas or Easter
The beginning of 2019 brings to mind my good but forgotten intentions of 2018. While reminding me of my failures, the turn of the calendar pages
It is also necessary—may God grant it!—that in providing others with books to read I myself should make progress, and that in trying to answer
Discussing theology with our Protestant brothers and sisters is often interesting, but it can also be quite frustrating. For instance, many Protestants, particularly those from
Healing for the post-abortive takes time and we can’t possibly bear it too quickly. I’ve heard people say hindsight is 20/20. No one would argue
And after you have suffered a little while, the God of all grace, who has called you to his eternal glory in Christ, will himself