On The Abrahamic Faiths: Part II, Christianity I of II
CHRISTIANITY (33 A.D-Judgement Day) Origin: Jesus of Nazareth, “I am the way, the truth and the light” Unlike most religions, Judaism and Christianity are unique. Similar concepts of good and evil are key themes found in nearly every faith, but for those that study ancient religions; the God of Abra ...
The Scene Of This Drama Is The World
All rights available September 2014 500 pages One of the most powerful men in the World Michel Camdessus is a major witness : as the 20th century last twenty years saw capitalism's triumph over communism and Thatcher and Reagans's liberal revolution, Michel Camdessus was in the middle of the action, ...
Navarre Bible Commentary:Saturday, 22nd Week in Ordinary Time
Luke 6:1–5 1 On a sabbath, while he was going through the grainfields, his disciples plucked and ate some heads of grain, rubbing them in their hands. 2 But some of the Pharisees said, “Why are you doing what is not lawful to do on the sabbath?” 3 And Jesus answered, “Have you not read what David di ...
Lk 9, 7-10 + CSDC and CV
Luke 9, 7-10 + CSDC and CV CV 34b. The Church's wisdom has always pointed to the presence of original sin in social conditions and in the structure of society: “Ignorance of the fact that man has a wounded nature inclined to evil gives rise to serious errors in the areas of education, politics, soci ...
Vatican lauds Pope as Time 'Person of the Year', but says he's not seeking fame
The Vatican has welcomed Time magazine choosing Pope Francis as its "Person of the Year" for 2013, saying the pontiff is happy if it gives people hope, but that he is not seeking fame. Headed, "Pope Francis, The Choice," Time said, "With a focus on ...
A history of corruption in the Vatican Bank
Perhaps more than any other, the Vatican Bank should be expected to maintain the highest of moral standards in the way it conducts its business. However, despite its saintly links, the bank that acts on behalf of the Catholic Church has developed a ...
‘We have to judge acts’: Vatican’s Cardinal Burke dismantles ‘Who am I to judge?’
Cardinal Raymond Burke, head of the Vatican’s highest court – the Apostolic Signatura – has given a lengthy televised interview in which he decisively rectifies the false notions about Pope Francis’ “Who am I to judge” quote that has been used ...
