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Posted by Mike Aquilina on 08.26.11
The long-awaited book Catholicism: A Journey to the Heart of the Faith is out and buyable!
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Posted by Dr. John Bergsma on 08.26.11
In response to my post from last Sunday’s readings, Emil Anton has made some interesting interventions in the comments raising issues about papal infallibility. So I though it might be pertinent to walk through the steps that lead to papal infallibility—at least, the ones I find convincing.
Let’s start with the question: who is the final arbiter of the interpretation of Scripture? I start with... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by St. Paul Center on 08.16.11
When the annual Applied Biblical Studies Conference, held on the campus of Franciscan University of Steubenville, wrapped up on July 29, 2011, the staff of the St. Paul Center was more than pleased. The conference, which featured talks on the Gospel of Matthew by Dr. Scott Hahn, Dr. Brant Pitre, Dr. Michael Barber, Fr. Pablo Gazenz, Dr. John Bergsma, and other Center Fellows, was itself a rousing... [Continue Reading]
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Reflections on Matthew Levering's The Betrayal of Charity
Posted by Dr. Brant Pitre on 08.09.11
What would happen if, through some bending of the space-time continuum, it were possible to bring together at a conference table contemporary literary critics, theologians, and biblical scholars such as Harold Bloom, John Howard Yoder, and Richard Hays, as well as the common and angelic doctor, St. Thomas Aquinas? What would be the result if these interlocutors were to take as their topic of discussion... [Continue Reading]
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Posted by St. Paul Center on 08.04.11
Pope Benedict XVI has urged Catholics to read the Bible while on vacation, particularly the lesser known books of sacred scripture.
“This seems to be a good thing to do on the holidays: take a book of the Bible, so you have some relaxation and, at the same time, enter into the great expanse of the Word of God and deepen our contact with the Eternal,” said the Pope in his Wednesday General Audience... [Continue Reading]
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