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Tag Archives: Roman Catholic
The Demonologist
Conviction is a dying art. Speaking with certainty on matters of principle and truth are often shunned – especially when dealing with morals, spirituality, and conscience. In my experience, taking a stand for a belief that encapsulates assumed truths is … Continue reading
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Hallelujah Harvest Happening
Hay rides, bobbing for apples, pumpkin contest, candy, music, and games. We called it the “Hallelujah Harvest Happening.” A Christian alternative to Halloween – which we knew to be a night of Satanic celebration. With the exception of costumes, it was no different … Continue reading
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Tagged Calvary Chapel, Calvary Chapel Hanford, Catholic, Catholicism, Halloween, Reflection, Roman Catholic
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Contrasting Faith
There is a stark difference between the faith of my youth and the faith I subscribed to today. In my youth our faith centered around our right sacrifice before God. You were saved through the repeating of a simple incantation … Continue reading
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To Pray For Those I’d Rather Not
“But I say to you who hear, Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who abuse you.” -Jesus Christ, Luke 6:27-28 These are hard words. But… Several weeks ago, … Continue reading
Holy Year of Mercy
On Friday, April 10, while celebrating a penitential service in Saint Peter’s Basilica, Pope Francis announced an extraordinary Holy Year of Mercy, saying he wants to make it evident that the Church’s mission is to be a witness of compassion. … Continue reading
Confirmed and Reconciled
On January 20th I was confirmed by Bishop Coyle. No longer am I in a state of reconciliation with the Roman Catholic Church; I am reconciled. Catholic. Sealed by the Holy Spirit, chrismed with the name of Saint Jude, and … Continue reading
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We Don’t Do Much From the Altar
*Warning: Spiritual and Religious Musings Ahead In a discussion about the placement of the altar between a Protestant Pastor and Catholic laymen for the different services, the Protestant Pastor stated he wanted the altar pushed back to allow walking room … Continue reading
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Tagged Altar, Calvary Chapel, Calvary Chapel Hanford, Catholic, Catholicism, Christless Christianity, Church, Church without Christ, Churchianity, Entertainment, Eucharist, Novelty, Pastor Gene Pensiero, Pope Francis, Protestant, Protestantism, Religion, Roman Catholic
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