A Journey of Faith & Study: fides quarens intellectum
A Journey of Faith
Indeed it does. “The so-called right to die very quickly becomes the duty to die.”CA judge ‘mercy killings’ These men kept their vows. “The Church is in joy due to the return of the martyrs’ remains to Egypt,” Bishop Macarius of Minya said, according to Gulf News. “The church is proud of them because of their display…
The following post is from contributor Fr. Donald L. Kloster, a priest of the Diocese of Bridgeport. Fr. Kloster has recently been assigned to St. Mary’s in Norwalk, Connecticut as parochial vicar. He is a graduate of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary Philadelphia, having completed his Master’s Thesis in Moral Theology. A native of Texas and…
The previous essays considered the journey of philosophy beginning with Thales, the father of philosophy, and ending with Aristotle. Where appropriate, I have turned to theology, the first and more secure wing of truth. Let’s consider again the purpose of this historical and sapient exercise. Modern society has a profound crisis of memory. Contemporary man…
Easter Greetings: I have had the immense pleasure of getting to know these beautiful women. This is a most appropriate song for Eastertide. AMDG, Karen You Conquer
Belief, Epistemology, Trust The sixth presupposition is belief is more than acknowledging a set of truths. Rather, it is about following a person. It is not enough to lay a framework of reasonable exegesis. One must also take into account how truth is ascertained in other areas of life. Cardinal Ratzinger defines belief as “a…