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(1592-1671) Anthony’s father died when his son was only 10 years old, but the young lad inherited his father’s devotion to Our Lady of Loreto. As a schoolboy he frequented the local church of the Oratorian Fathers, joining the religious order when he was 17. Already a fine student, he soon gained a reputation in his religious community as a walking dictionary who quickly grasped Scripture and theology. For some time he was tormented ...
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und jemand anders hat sie gefunden... Das habe ich gestern gedacht als ich auf aliveandyoung.net , das folgende gefunden haben: Monday, December 14, 2009 Random Thought: Mother Church, Father God? Why is it that no one ever seems to have a problem with referring to the church in the feminine form? Seriously. People complain: "Oh God isn't Father! It is men who have made it thus! We can call God Mother, Being or Thing. If it pleases." ...
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Today I read another article about a Protestant becoming Catholic through the reading of the early church fathers. Is this really where the writings of the church fathers lead? I've been reading the writings of the 2nd through 4th century fathers for 20 years now, and I have never thought about becoming Catholic. On the other hand, the person who introduced me to the early church fathers became an Anglican priest for a while because the ...
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9 hours ago ago from If You Write It
Henry VIII was not a nice fellow. Despite the fact that he wrote the song Greensleeves and seemed to be very found good food, he had this nasty habit of killing off people. In the second season of Showtime's The Tudors we are just getting into the full stride of Henry VIII. Here was a man who would destroy the Catholic Church in England, set himself up as God's right hand man, and kill a lot of people who didn't think this such a good idea ...
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I was preaching this evening at a small Baptist church in East Sussex. I have been there before, and this time managed to get a record of the simple, striking epitaph of one of the earlier pastors of the church. The poetry will not win any prizes, but the man it describes has an eternal reward. It would be no bad thing if every pastor could have this truthfully written of him when he dies. In Memory of HENRY BOOKER Many Years ...
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