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The Divine Origin of the Human Soul:Exploring Why DNA Reflects Parental Traits in God’s Creation?

December 2, 2024

From a Catholic perspective, the origin of the human soul is rooted in God’s creative act. The Catholic Church teaches the following about the soul: Direct Creation by God: The soul of each human being is individually and directly created by God. It does not come from the parents or any material process. This is…
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St. Andrew Christmas Novena | Prepare Your Heart!

November 30, 2024

The feast of St. Andrew has always been closely associated with the beginning of Advent as it usually falls shortly after the First Sunday of Advent. In light of that fact, for at least the past century a prayer was developed as a daily preparation for Christmas and took November 30 as its starting point. It…
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Chronology of WW3 According to Catholic Prophecies

November 22, 2024

Chronology of WW3 According to Catholic Prophecies Exploring Catholic Mystics’ Insights into Modern Global Tensions Catholic prophecy has long spoken of an apocalyptic conflict involving multiple nations, leading to divine chastisement and ultimate renewal. While World War III (WW3) is not explicitly named, the mystics and visionaries of the Church have described events that closely…
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The Patron Saint of TV?? You Won’t Believe Who!

November 20, 2024

It might seem a bit odd that a saint from nearly 800 years ago would be the patroness of television—but that’s exactly the case! St. Clare of Assisi was officially given this title by Pope Pius XII in 1957. Born in 1194 into a noble family, Clare turned her back on wealth and privilege to…
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Is sleep paralysis a spiritual attack? How to Overcome it?

November 19, 2024

Sleep paralysis can be a very scary thing. In it, you know you’re asleep, you try to wake up, but you can’t. It’s often accompanied by an irrational feeling of utter terror, and sometimes images of figures in black cloaks. Many cultures have developed supernatural explanations for sleep paralysis. In China, it’s called mèng yǎn, “ghost…
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Novena of Confidence to the Sacred Heart

November 18, 2024

O Lord Jesus Christ, To your most Sacred Heart, I confide this/these intention: (mention your intention) Only look upon me, And then do What your Sacred Heart inspires. Let your Sacred Heart decide I count on it, I trust in it I throw myself on Your mercy, Lord Jesus! You will not fail me. Sacred…
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Is 11.11 Wishing a Form of Idolatry?

November 11, 2024

Basically, the definition of wish is a desire for something. Under that definition, even Jesus Christ expressed wishes at times: “O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, killing the prophets and stoning those who are sent to you! How often would I have gathered your children together as a hen gathers her brood under her wings, and you would not!” (Lk…
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October 31, 2024

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Know Theology |Why Do Catholic Churches Ring Bells During Communion?

October 17, 2024

Catholic Theology Series The ringing of bells during Catholic Mass holds a profound significance that transcends mere auditory stimulation. It is a practice deeply rooted in tradition, symbolism, and practicality. The melodic chimes of the bells resonate through the sacred space, serving as a poignant reminder of the spiritual journey undertaken during the Communion service.…
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An Old Powerful Morning Prayer (1894 by Sisters of St Joseph)

October 4, 2024

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