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- OK now I KNOW we think on the same plane at times....we sang the Summons on Sunday too but sort of a different light as we had the installation of Altar Servers that morning...
- A wonderful homily! One that all Protestants should hear and reflect in their hearts :)
- the website is good and gave me lots of help with my homework , but please could you include something about the choices St.Augustine had to make? thankx
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You know, I think St. Martha gets kind of a bad rap in general. She is maybe best known for the fact that she complained about having to do all the cooking and serving while her sister Mary sat at Jesus’ feet the whole time. Jesus told her, “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and [...] ... Continue reading »
You know, I think St. Martha gets kind of a bad rap in general. She is maybe best known for the fact that she complained about having to do all the cooking and serving while her sister Mary sat at Jesus’ feet the whole time. Jesus told her, “Martha, Martha, you are anxious and [...] ... Continue reading »
11 months ago
From www.americancatholic.org, I read the following:
"The Catholic Church's practice of burial goes back to early Christian days. A strong belief in the body as the temple of the Holy Spirit, as well as the belief in the resurrection of the body, support the Church's continued reverence for the human body. From early Christian days cremation was viewed as a pagan practice and a denial of the doctrine of the Resurrection. That's why cremation was expressly forbidden by the Catholic Church until recent years. "