As pride is the root of all sin, humility is the root of all virtue. Without humility, it is impossible to be pleasing to God. Let us, then, make it our chief spiritual exercise to practice the virtue of humility. First, we must produce a definition, and that could be summed up thus: Humility is … More Humble Opinion of Self
“He that followeth me, walketh not in darkness.” In what is perhaps the second-greatest book ever written, The Imitation of Christ, author Thomas à Kempis references the above verse to illustrate the absolute necessity of studying and meditating upon the life of Christ. If any man wishes to be enlightened with the truth, he must … More The Imitation of Christ
Editor’s note: The following is a short piece composed by a great friend of this writer, Father William Jenkins. His beautiful message is precisely what the world needs to hear during the Christmas season. Please read on to discover what is love, and please share this post with your friends. –TN During the 1968 award-winning musical … More What is Love?
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Well, that’s it. Christmas is over. The presents are opened and the sweets are gone. The parties are ended and families are headed back home. It was good while it lasted, but Christmas is officially finished until next year. Or is it? Christmas is the feast of our Lord’s birth, and…
Can it be permissible to attack Francis the liberal as this writer has so vigorously done? After all, is he not supposed to be the vicar of Christ? Is it charitable to insult the man who is supposed to be the visible head of Christ’s Church by accusing him of the “gravest sins known in … More Francis the Liberal-Part V
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