Category Archives: Catholic Life
This Week On Following The Truth With Gary Zimak…
It’s going to be an exciting week (7/8 – 7/13) on the Following The Truth radio show. Here’s the lineup… Sunday (Sunday Sunset) – A 15 minute show designed to close out the Lord’s Day and get you ready … Continue reading
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Don’t Be Afraid To “Cross The Line” For Jesus!
“There was a preacher once who was saying to the congregation, ‘It is wrong to steal horses.’ The congregation answered, ‘Amen,amen.’ ‘It is wrong to steal cows.’ ‘Amen, Amen!’ Then he said, ‘It is wrong to steal chickens.’ And … Continue reading
Posted in apologetics, Catholic Life, Catholicism, charity, Christian Living, truth
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Attention, Catholics…Quit Complaining And DO SOMETHING!
As Catholics, we’re very good at complaining. We complain about our priests, bishops and deacons being too lax or too strict. We complain about the teachings of the Church being too hard to follow. We complain when we’re asked … Continue reading
Posted in abortion, Catholic Life, Catholicism, pro-life, truth
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Join The Fraternity Of Kindness
(Listen to Following The Truth on BlogTalkRadio every Friday at 8 PM Eastern as Gary discusses the book, “The Hidden Power Of Kindness” by Father Lawrence Lovasik!) If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Life, Catholicism, charity, Christian Living, love
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Empty Churches – Where Should We Draw The Line?
“Religion is popular only when it ceases to be truly religious. Religion by its very nature is unpopular – certainly unpopular with the ego.” (Archbishop Fulton J Sheen) Recently, an interesting article was brought to my attention. Appearing in … Continue reading
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The Easiest Way To End Up In Hell…
As humans, we have a tendency to do things that “feel good”. Conversely, we like to avoid things that are unpleasant. When we are young, this practice often keeps us out of trouble. Speaking from personal experience, very few … Continue reading
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Moment Of Truth with Gary Zimak 1-26-12
Good Morning Friends!? Here’s today’s Moment of Truth with Gary Zimak, the memorial of Sts. Timothy and Titus… Moment Of Truth with Gary Zimak 1-26-12 (mp3)
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Where Do You Live – Capernaum Or Nazareth?
Capernaum: Jesus went around to all the towns and villages, teaching in their synagogues, proclaiming the gospel of the kingdom, and curing every disease and illness. (Mt 9:35) Nazareth: He departed from there and came to his native place,accompanied by … Continue reading
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Is The Assumption Still A Holy Day?
As Catholics, one of the most confusing developments in recent times, is the decision by the United States bishops?to abrogate (or remove) the obligation to attend Mass for certain Holy Days of Obligation if they fall on a? Saturday or … Continue reading
Posted in Blessed Mother, Catholic Life, Marian, Mary
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Whatever Happened To Admonishing The Sinner?
Anyone remember the Spiritual Works of Mercy?? According to Our Sunday Visitor’s Catholic Dictionary, these acts “focus on the spiritual welfare of the one in need”.? In case you need a refresher, they are: ?To instruct the ignorant; ?To counsel … Continue reading
Posted in Catechism, Catholic Life, sin
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