“History is . . .
…an argument without end” to quote Peter Geyl. To judge the past by today’s morality is an exercise based on our present belief systems, more often reflective of those making the judgment. Ultimately, history is.
Fruits . . .
A good tree cannot bear evil fruit, nor can a bad tree bear God’s fruit.
The Life of Virtue . . .
…does not seek recognition.
We Become Soldiers . . .
…of the faith by preparing for the battle.
Scripture . . .
…is just a snapshot.
Irony: “You can save . . .
…a soul by sipping on a glass of scotch.”
It’s Easier . . .
…to bring someone new or back into the faith than it is to get someone to advance their already existing faith.
The Desire for Communion . . .
…can bring about sanctifying grace for the catechumens.
“I will do . . .
…the rest of your penance for you.”
All Saints . . .
…had their annunciation.