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Runemal
Runemal is the Art of Rune Casting and their spreads. It is always a good practice to have other types and methods of divination in one’s spiritual practice or magickal repertoire to work with. Everyo… more →
InnerLink Metaphysical Research Journal
Commonsense Papism
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frmarkdwhite wrote 2 weeks ago: …Ego … Archiepiscopus … beato Petro apostolo, Sanctæ, Apostolicæ, Romanæ Ecclesiæ … more →
Catholic View of the Political Community (Part 2)
Tim Shipe wrote 1 month ago: Here I continue with the slow build-up of an authentic Catholic worldview on the true nature of the … more →
The "Brothers" and "Sisters" of the Lord
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Eric Brown wrote 1 month ago: The perpetual virginity of Mary has always been reconciled with biblical references to Jesus’ brethr … more →
Can Women Be Deacons?
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Eric Brown wrote 1 month ago: The Ordination of Women, Pt. II Just recently, I came across a well-written entitled Catholic Women … more →
Women Priests in the Catholic Church?
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Eric Brown wrote 1 month ago: On the Ordination of Women, Pt. I The Catholic Church in the modern world has faced numerous petitio … more →
'Bible Only' and Catholic Sacred Tradition
R.F. Lucey wrote 3 months ago: Many non-Christians in America might get the idea from TV preachers that the Christian faith is the … more →
Runemal
Dr. K.A. Sahure wrote 3 months ago: Runemal is the Art of Rune Casting and their spreads. It is always a good practice to have other typ … more →
Divinatory Methods (Aeromancy)
Dr. K.A. Sahure wrote 3 months ago: Aeromancy (Aerimancy) Forthcoming… … more →
Divination (An Introduction)
Dr. K.A. Sahure wrote 3 months ago: Divination – a working definition: The act of divining or discovering of what is obscure (o … more →
On What Rests The Pope's Authority?
firingsquid wrote 4 months ago: Papal authority depends on keeping fidelity with the teachings of Christ and the infallible pronounc … more →
Trusting in the Church
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Paul Sposite wrote 4 months ago: You ever just sit down and read the bible, let the Holy Spirit move you, speak to you. I have had lo … more →
The Apostolic Tradition of Passover
Brian Culliton wrote 4 months ago: Polycarp, a bishop of Smyrna was a man that knew the apostles personally and received the episcopate … more →
Tradition Vs Traditional
Brian Culliton wrote 6 months ago: The Roman Catholic Church indelibly asserts that their “sacred tradition” was truly tran … more →
Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception
cominghomecatholic wrote 7 months ago: December 8th is a holy day of obligation. Get thyself to Mass! Today we celebrate the solemnity of … more →
God's Very Own Ancient and Original Christmas Pageant
Doug Lawrence wrote 8 months ago: Ask A Question … more →
The Beginning of the New Testament
frmarkdwhite wrote 8 months ago: As the year of St. Paul marches on, we have now begun to read at Sunday Mass from his first letter t … more →
Even After Death the Soul . . .
logismon wrote 10 months ago: The Seventh Letter of St. Maximos the Confessor: St. Maximos the Confessor On How Even After Death … more →
Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy !
logismon wrote 10 months ago: On the Prayer of Jesus by St. Ignatios (Brianchaninov) Regarding PLAYBACK – “Rick-Clic … more →
Beyond outward form ...
logismon wrote 10 months ago: May we be humble enough to accept those ‘categories’ of experience, handed down to us b … more →
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