Sharing the Word for June 11, 2020
Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
June 11, 2020
Jesus talks about the importance of being on good terms with our neighbor. Any antipathy to our neighbor is a capital offense. Love for our neighbor sometimes can even take precedence over the defense of our own rights.
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Returning to the Catholic Church
Barbara Beckwith
June 11, 2020
Whenever a lost sheep returns to the fold, there is much rejoicing in heaven. But when the president of the Evangelical Theological Society returns to the Catholic Church, shouts can be heard throughout the universe.
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Sons and Daughters of Vietnam’s Dads
Guest Blogger
June 11, 2020
For most Americans, the Vietnam War has been relegated to the pages of history books. But for those who fought in it, memories of that time will likely never be erased from their hearts.
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The Bible and Homosexuality
Pat McCloskey, OFM
June 11, 2020
I am very confused about homosexuality. I know it’s a sin, but I don’t understand why society condemns this so much as compared to other sins.
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Are the Knights of Columbus Anti-gay?
Pat McCloskey, OFM
June 11, 2020
Q. I recently heard that the Knights of Columbus spent over $500,000 on anti-gay literature. Where is this hatred of gays coming from? Also, can my local pastor refuse me Communion at Mass if I tell him that I am ...
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Mary as ‘Mirror of Justice’
Pat McCloskey, OFM
June 11, 2020
I pray the rosary and the Litany of Loreto daily for world peace and the end of abortion. What does the litany’s invocation ‘mirror of justice’ mean?
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