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Today, we issued a press release announcing the exciting news that the monks of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary of Mount Carmel will now be remembering all intentions submitted through our website (http://www.thecatholictruth.info/). I am very excited about this news … Continue reading →

I am constantly amazed how two people can read a passage in the Bible and get completely opposite meanings. Those of us who are Catholic will look at The Bread of Life discourse (John 6) and immediately recognize that Jesus … Continue reading →

Throughout His public ministry, Jesus was often confronted by the Pharisees. They were a group of very religious Jewish zealots who are mentioned several times in the New Testament. They loved the Law of Moses and wanted nothing to do … Continue reading →

Due to our fallen human nature, sin is an unfortunate reality of life. No matter how hard we try, we always ?slip up? in some way. Sometimes our sin is great, other times it?s not so bad. Could you imagine … Continue reading →

Maybe it?s not the best choice for Valentine?s Day, but today I?d like to reflect on Adam?s pathetic response to God after he ate the fruit from the forbidden tree. There are so many things that I could write about … Continue reading →

The story of Nadya Suleman and her octuplets has dominated the news over the past few weeks. In case anyone is unaware, Ms. Suleman recently delivered octuplets after undergoing in-vitro fertilization. To make this story even more compelling, she already … Continue reading →

Have you ever felt that God wasn?t answering your prayers? Maybe you?ve been praying for a family member to return to the Church, a new job, a pregnancy, or a healing from a chronic illness. You pray and pray and … Continue reading →

Most of us are familiar with the following Bible verse: The Lord God gave man this order: “You are free to eat from any of the trees of the garden except the tree of knowledge of good and evil. From … Continue reading →

One of the biggest traps that Christians can fall into is worshipping God with our lips while our hearts are somewhere else. In the gospel reading from today?s Mass, Jesus chastises the Pharisees for this practice: “Well did Isaiah prophesy … Continue reading →

We are well aware that Jesus performed many healings during His ministry. In his gospel, St. Mark tells us that sick people were healed simply by touching the tassel of Jesus? cloak (Mk 6:56). As in the time of Christ, … Continue reading →