St. Therese and the Science of Love
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel: Model and Intercessor for the Contemplative Lectio Divina of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, St. Elizabeth of the Trinity and Us
“Our Lady of Mount Carmel models and guides the contemplative lectio divina of the great Carmelite saints and our contemplative lectio divina as well.” – Bishop John Barres
Why Do Catholics Call Mary Our Mother?
Why do Catholics call Mary our Mother? Is it biblical? What did Jesus mean when He said from the Cross, “Behold your mother” (John 19:27)? In this clip from one of High Calling Program's classes, "The Way of Mary," renowned Catholic theologian and Mariologist Dr. Mark Miravalle explains the Catholic teaching on Mary as our … Read more
How is Mary the mother of all?
Why do Catholics call Mary our Mother? Is it biblical? What did Jesus mean when He said from the Cross, “Behold your mother” (John 19:27)? Got more questions about Catholics and Mary? Check out our playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLt2362IQzKYV3Cx5Hc_mov1IGDCyWMb6T 🙏 Do you know how to pray? Download our FREE video series on mental prayer → https://bit.ly/4a0q7l2 ⚔️ … Read more
Can Catholics Call Mary a Mediator? A Biblical Response to 1 Timothy 2:51
How can Catholics call Mary a mediator if the Bible says Jesus is the “one mediator between God and man” (1 Timothy 2:5)? Why do Catholics pray to Mary and the saints? Does this take away from Jesus Christ? In this clip from one of High Calling Program's classes, "The Way of Mary," renowned Catholic … Read more
A Chronology of the Resurrection Appearances
“I want to propose to you a possible, dare I claim even likely, sequence of the resurrection events.”- Monsignor Charles Pope
Make Time for a Retreat
“This time we set apart is a good way to remember who you are in relation to the Father, rather than being a person with a certain career or particular position, or in relation to others as spouse or parent.” – Deanna Bartalini
How Do I Recognize and Resist Demonic Thoughts?
Demons can’t read your mind, but exorcists warn they can suggest ideas, manipulate wounds, and exploit weaknesses. But you have the power, by grace, to take every thought captive and resist manipulation. Freedom begins when you learn to test your thoughts and look to God. 🙏🔥 Free download on discernment of spirits here: https://bit.ly/41tguq0 🔔 … Read more
What Does It Mean to Take Every Thought Captive?
Saint Paul says we must “destroy strongholds” and “take every thought captive to the obedience of Christ” (2 Corinthians 10:4–5). Not every thought in your head is from God. Discernment means learning to test every idea and reject the lies that manipulate us. 🙏🔥 Free download on discernment of spirits here: https://bit.ly/3VmGBvg 🔔 Subscribe for … Read more
Can Demons Put Thoughts in Your Head?
Can demons put thoughts in your mind? Exorcists tells us that while demons can’t read your thoughts, they can suggest lies and exploit your wounds. Learn how deceiving spirits manipulate patterns of behavior—and why discernment is key to freedom. Free course on Discernment of Spirits here: http://spiritualdirection.com/warfare 🔔 Subscribe for more Catholic content on prayer, … Read more
Why You Shouldn’t Believe Every Thought You Think
Not every thought in your mind is from you—and you shouldn’t believe every thought you think. The battle for your soul is fought in the mind. Learn why Scripture says to “take every thought captive” and why discernment is essential for spiritual growth. Free course on Discernment of Spirits here: http://spiritualdirection.com/warfare 🔔 Subscribe for more … Read more
What Is Discernment of Spirits?
Are all my thoughts really mine? How do I know if a thought is from God or the devil? Can demons put thoughts in your head? The New Testament warns us that not every spirit is from God, that demons will try to deceive us and thatwe need to test EVERY spirit (Matthew 24:4–5, 24, … Read more
Is it harder for Catholics or Protestants to get to Heaven?
Jesus says in Matthew 7:13-14, “Enter by the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the way is easy, that leads to destruction, and those who enter by it are many. For the gate is narrow and the way is hard, that leads to life, and those who find it are few." If salvation … Read more
Is faith in Jesus enough to be saved?
Jesus said in John 6:53, “Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of man and drink his blood, you have no life in you;“ This is why the Catholic Church teaches there is no salvation outside the Church. The Eucharist is the source of eternal life—and no one … Read more
Why Is Mary Called “Full of Grace”? Explained
Why is Mary called “full of grace”? What does that mean? In Luke 1:28, the angel Gabriel uses a title no one else receives in Scripture. Science now reveals a deeper layer: through pregnancy, mothers and children exchange living cells. If that’s true for Mary and Jesus, it shows us why her essence is forever … Read more
A Miracle: What Is it?
A Reflection from “The Miracle Book” by Anthony DeStefano If you want to obtain a miracle, you must first understand what a miracle is. The word “miracle” has two meanings: a strict definition and a more casual, generic use. It is similar with other words, such as “legend,” which, strictly defined, is a traditional story … Read more
Repentance: Embracing Jesus (Part 1)
“Even though we might not be living in serious sin–and hopefully we are not–true repentance forces us to ask ourselves this question: am I pursuing Christ seriously and attempting to follow him in every aspect of my life?”- Fr. Jeremiah Shryock
What’s Spiritual Gluttony? (Part I of II)
“God is infinite, so we will never come to know him so fully that nothing remains to discover. And yet sometimes we rebel against that reality.” – Fr. John Bartunek
