[VIDEO] Bono Stuns Liberals With His Devotion To Christianity: “Yes, I Do” Believe In Jesus – BuzzPo


When you think about the greatest musical talents to grace this earth over the last few decades – one of the names that should definitely pop into mind is Bono, the frontman of U2 (also known as Paul David Hewson). In this video, Bono is asked if he prays, to which he responds “yes… to … Continue reading [VIDEO] Bono Stuns Liberals With His Devotion To Christianity: “Yes, I Do” Believe In Jesus – BuzzPo

Controversial Artist Depicts Jesus In a Way That Has Some Calling It an ‘Abomination’


The idea that this is even needed bothers me. The Catholic Church does not hate gays, read our teachings on it... If this was Mohamed the media would be all over this, calling the artist  out for being insensitive to the Muslim faith, yet, because its Christians, its all OK, an open session to offend. I … Continue reading Controversial Artist Depicts Jesus In a Way That Has Some Calling It an ‘Abomination’

The Culture Of “Meh”: A Modern Spiritual Epidemic | Reasonable Catholic


In their Catholic Evidence Training Outlines, Frank Sheed and Maisie Ward address the prevalent spiritual illness of religious indifference. The eminent Catholic duo—renowned for their influential work as street apologists, authors and co-founders of the Sheed & Ward publishing house—describes religious indifference as “the belief that no religion matters at all.” The indifferent man, according to the apologists, reduces religion … Continue reading The Culture Of “Meh”: A Modern Spiritual Epidemic | Reasonable Catholic

Facebook blocks ‘I Am A Christian’ film ad


Facebook has been accused of censoring a fundraising ad for a Christian movie starring “Clueless” actress Stacey Dash and “Hercules” and “God’s Not Dead” star Kevin Sorbo. The movie, “I Am A Christian,” tells the story of Meriam Ibrahim, a woman who was arrested in Sudan for converting to Christianity. Producers are trying to raise … Continue reading Facebook blocks ‘I Am A Christian’ film ad

Virginia parish severs ties with Knights of Columbus over plans to honor Gov. Terry McAuliffe


Good for him. We must uphold our faith, and sometimes that means cutting out ties... A Virginia Knights of Columbus council is pressing forward with plans to honor pro-abortion, pro-homosexual “marriage” Gov. Terry McAuliffe by having him as grand marshal of its St. Patrick’s Day Parade. In response, the parish priest has strongly reproached the council and … Continue reading Virginia parish severs ties with Knights of Columbus over plans to honor Gov. Terry McAuliffe

10 Signs Christianity Is on the Rise – Aleteia


Good to read... Pray it continues.... Christianity is a dying relic of an ancient past. The Internet is killing it. Science is killing it. Western sophistication is killing it. Right? Wrong. In many ways, Christianity is on the rise as never before—worldwide, and in America. Here are the ways we can tell: via 10 Signs … Continue reading 10 Signs Christianity Is on the Rise – Aleteia

What Are Some of the Best Flood Evidences? | Answers in Genesis


Have you ever been “tongue-tied” when asked to provide geologic evidence that the Genesis Flood really did occur, just as the Bible describes? What follows is an overview of six geologic evidences for the Genesis Flood. Together, they will provide you with “ammunition” and a teaching tool for you and others. Why is it that … Continue reading What Are Some of the Best Flood Evidences? | Answers in Genesis

Vincent Van Gogh May Have Hidden ‘The Last Supper’ Within One Of His Most Famous Paintings


Vincent Van Gogh, most known for "Starry Night" and losing his left ear, may have left one final secret up his sleeve. His iconic painting "Cafe Terrace at Night" depicts a group of anonymous patrons enjoying an evening in Arles, France. Yet new research suggests that the individuals lurking in the group of 12 -- … Continue reading Vincent Van Gogh May Have Hidden ‘The Last Supper’ Within One Of His Most Famous Paintings

Overcoming the Vision Gap | Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph


Something to think about... It's a short read... Take a few and read it... We’ve all heard of the increasing wealth gap and the income gap that are, regrettably, accompanying our nation’s economic recovery from the Great Recession.  Such gaps, of course, have been with the human family for a long time and in a … Continue reading Overcoming the Vision Gap | Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph

The Most Important Result is Still To Come


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