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The work begun here now continues, in a more complete and pastoral form, at CatholicAxis.com. I will leave this site up for those who like to read it, but the real work of working out our salvation will be done on CatholicAxis.com I encourage all of you who read this blog to travel over there…
How Should Catholics View Israel? A Pre-Vatican II Take on a Post-1948 World
By Robert Robbins | CatholicEclipsed.com “We cannot prevent the Jews from going to Jerusalem, but we could never sanction it.” — Pope St. Pius X to Theodor Herzl, 1904 The Middle East is a mess. Again. Israel is in the headlines. Again. And Catholics, yet again, are caught between parroting Protestant end-times hysteria or virtue-signaling Vatican…
AI Reviews Work Against the Material-Formal Thesis of Sanborn
In an ever advancing age of technology, I am increasingly more frightened by the power and skill of the machine every day, while at the same time alarmed and puzzled by my own dimness and lack of capability by comparison. But, humility is what is wanted in this hour which edges toward that Technological Singularity…
The Best of Times, the Worst of Times, and the End of Times
During the height of the Middle Ages, most every one you met on the cobblestone street was a Catholic. During the French Revolution, most every head that rolled down the medieval street was a Catholic’s. Today, most every pew-faring person is dogmatically a devout Protestant with sometimes Catholic sympathies. You know you are in the…
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