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The Stranglehold of Evil Upon Our Nation

By JOSEPH MATT Satan continues to tighten his grip on the direction of our culture. In just the past couple of weeks, our nation has witnessed brutality and evil revealing themselves in

Live Your Faith

How Do We Get To Know The Truth? By RAYMOND DESOUZA Many people confuse truth with personal opinion, as if our preferences would change reality as we please. In matters involving religion, the

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Clarifying Two Meanings Of Hope

By DONALD DeMARCO We are inescapably creatures of the future. This is why we live in hope. We need a reason to get up in the morning. But there are two radically different

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The Third Sunday of Lent, Year C

Readings: Ex. 3:1-8a, 13-15; 1 Cor. 10:1-6, 10-12; Luke 13:1-9 By Fr. ROBERT ALTIER In the readings today, we are given a number of warnings that encourage us to live not merely good

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Beacon of Light – March 20, 2025

BY FR. RICHARD BRENTON The Simplicity Of St. Joseph's Life: A Model For Contemporary Catholics The esteemed convert to Catholicism, St. John Henry Newman once said: “He is Holy Joseph, because according

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The Vatican Announces Plans for a Global Christian Unity Summit

Historic Christian Summit Aims to Strengthen Unity Among DenominationsIn a move towards greater unity, the Vatican has announced a historic Global Christian Unity Summit scheduled for later this year. The event will bring

Why Be A Christian? Why Not Moslem, Buddhist, Hindu? Part 1: Investigating The Claim Of Miracles

By RAYMOND J DE SOUZA In Singapore, Pope Francis stated rather matter-of-factly that all religions are pathways to God, or different languages about God. Let us investigate this question, which smacks of religious indifferentism. Everyone knows that there are many religions in the world today, all claiming to be true. Many were founded by individuals who claimed to be ‘prophets’ of God — or of the gods, depending. In this context, why should we be Christian at all? Why not be a Moslem, a Jew, a Buddhist, a Hindu, an animist or whatever sort? How could a man who founded a specific religion — or a woman, for that matter, and I am thinking of Mrs.

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