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• Married Priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church
  Recently the subject of married priesthood has surfaced again. The Holy Father Benedict XVI has met to discuss the issue with his advisers about month ago. While the meeting reaffirmed the value of priestly celibacy it fell short of saying that discussions about married priesthood are nothing but over. In fact Holy Father in the past, while still a Cardinal, acknowledged that the celibacy is not a dogma but "the life style". Recent comments of Cardinal Humes had sparked new speculations that the Read More...
• Where Can I Find My Jesus?
  Our Jesus that died long time ago is ever beside us or always near at hand. Where can we find him? In our churches? Yes Jesus is with us and indeed was ever beside us in our churches. I love to visit Jesus in the Blessed sacrament because I can listen to my own feelings as well as towards my Jesus. The moment you visit Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament you have made a very fruitful prayer time because it is a most powerful spiritual exercise next to that of receiving Him in Holy Communion and it i Read More...
• The Salvation of the Catholics
  Members of the Roman Catholic Church do not know the truth about Christ's way of saving man from the day of God's wrath. They thought that by merely calling the name of Christ and do the things they thought are good will lead them to salvation. They are taught by the Catholic Authorities that through their so-called Holy Mass, souls from purgatory will be sent to heaven. However, we should consider asking the Holy Bible. Is it enough for all Catholics to call the name of Christ for them to be sa Read More...
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