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New Television Series: "Genesis to Jesus" with Scott Hahn and Rob Corzine
Posted by Robert Corzine on 02.01.12 |
Beginning on Monday, this new EWTN show will take viewers on a guided tour through the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation.
The Real Campaign
Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 01.30.12 |
The year has hardly begun, and in the United States we’re already well into our race to November’s presidential elections. The campaign follows us wherever we go. The media micro-analyze every candidate’s every word and gesture. And then the news stories make their way into our conversations at work and at home.
The papers and blogs and news networks—and even the political parties—count on us to get… [Continue Reading]
The King’s Authority: Reflections on the 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 01.27.12 |
Last week, Jesus announced the kingdom of God is at hand. This week, in mighty words and deeds, He exercises His dominion - asserting royal authority over the ruler of this world, Satan (see John 12:31).
Notice that today’s events take place on the sabbath. The sabbath was to be an everlasting sign -both of God’s covenant love for His creation (see Exodus 20:8-11; 31:12-17), and His deliverance of… [Continue Reading]
RERUM OMNIUM PERTURBATIONEM: Encyclical of Pope Pius XI on St. Francis de Sales
Posted by St. Paul Center on 01.24.12 |
TO OUR VENERABLE BRETHREN THE PATRIARCHS, PRIMATES,
ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND OTHER ORDINARIES IN PEACE
AND COMMUNION WITH THE APOSTOLIC SEE.
1. In Our recent encyclical We examined the disorders with which the world today struggles for the purpose of discovering a sure remedy for such great evils. At that time We pointed out that the roots of these evils lie in the souls of men and that the sole… [Continue Reading]
AGNES DAY!
Posted by Mike Aquilina on 01.21.12 |
Today’s saint, Agnes of Rome, is long overdue for a revival. Why? She was probably the most revered female martyr of the early Church — outstanding in a field that included Blandina and Perpetua, among others. St. Jerome was not a man easily impressed, but of today’s saint, his near-contemporary, he wrote: “Every people, whatever their tongue, praise the name of Saint Agnes.” Prudentius wrote a long… [Continue Reading]
Following Him: Reflections on the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Posted by Dr. Scott Hahn on 01.20.12 |
The calling of the brothers in today’s Gospel evokes Elisha’s commissioning by the prophet Elijah (see 1 Kings 19:19-21).
As Elijah comes upon Elisha working on his family’s farm, so Jesus sees the brothers working by the seaside. And as Elisha left his mother and father to follow Elijah, so the brothers leave their father to come after Jesus.
Jesus’ promise - to make them “fishers of men” - evokes… [Continue Reading]
The Man in the Desert!
Posted by Mike Aquilina on 01.17.12 |
Mike Aquilina reflects upon the inspiration and impact of St. Anthony.
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"Why Jesus was Baptized and Tempted?" with John Bergsma
Posted by Dr. Michael Barber on 01.16.12 |
In this episode of The Sacred Page Podcast John Bergsma joins me to discuss why Jesus was baptized and tempted in the wilderness? Here we talk about Creation imagery, Exodus motifs, and Davidic typology in the Gospel accounts—and how they are all tied together!
Get more of John Bergsma’s CDs at www.JohnBergsma.com.
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