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Is Jesus God? (Part 1: What Good Are the Gospels?)
I’m about as emotional as they come, so when the Lord grabbed my heart he reached right past my brain to do it. I knew him before I knew anything about him. But I’ve always been an intellectual and I … Continue reading
I May Be a Sedevacantist, But I Don’t Have to Like It
I was once in Paris and ducked into a church. Services were just about to begin but I couldn’t tell if it was a Catholic church. Given the iconostasis and abundance of icons, I thought it might be an Eastern … Continue reading
There’s Nothing New About Infallibility
Shoot, friends, it’s been a while. I’ve been speaking up a storm in Michigan (chastity) and Toledo (true manhood) and Cleveland (prayer) and the idea of blogging was just too exhausting. You can basically go to my whole retreat on … Continue reading
The Pope’s Superpowers Are NOT in the Bible
I had a Protestant student once who started arguing with me about the papacy. I pulled out Matthew 16:18-19, John 21, and quotations from the Church Fathers, but somehow he still wasn’t on board. “I believe all that,” he said, … Continue reading
My Favorite Place
One question I get a lot these days (almost as much as “Do you really live out of your car?“) is “What’s your favorite place you’ve spoken?” Well, friends, that was a tough question. Let me give you a quick … Continue reading
On Human Life
Hi! My name is Meg. I’m 29 years old and, by many definitions, an adult. Before I was an adult, I was a teenager. Before I was a teenager, I was a tween. Before I was a tween, I was … Continue reading
There Is No Bible Without the Church
Today1 is the feast of Pope St. Damasus I, the pope who many believe to have issued the first authoritative list of the books of the Bible in 382–the Decree of Damasus.2 Up until that point, there was no official … Continue reading
Conceived Without Sin
Public service announcement for the Catholics among us: the Immaculate Conception (December 8) is a holy day of obligation. Every year. Even if it’s on Saturday or Monday. So get to Mass tonight or tomorrow morning because by the afternoon … Continue reading
Purgatory? Prove It.
Once you get over your misconception that purgatory’s pretty much hell, it’s actually kind of a nice idea. We get to imagine that we’re still connected with our deceased loved ones, and while we’re at it, we can pretend that … Continue reading
“I thought we got rid of purgatory.”
I have no idea why I mentioned purgatory to a Protestant friend while helping her clean her room when I was in college. Maybe because I hate cleaning and wanted credit for time served? In any event, I remember expecting … Continue reading