Catholic Author, Speaker, and Apologist
Hello Everyone, I hope everyone had a great and restful weekend. This post will be very short compared to some of the others that I have done. The purpose of this post is to let you know about my new radio show that starts on January 26th. As many of you know, I live in... Continue Reading →
There are many passages in scripture that attribute divinity to Christ, and there are many that were spoken by the Lord himself. The spoken words of Christ in regards to his divinity will be our focus today. Williamhemsworth.com Tucsonapologetics.org https://youtu.be/qxeXbqiOmKE
If you are like me, you want to learn as much as you can about the Catholic Faith. But sometimes there is a small issue of money. There are so many great resources, apostolates, and teachers out there that is hard to spread our hard-earned dollars around. However, there are many resources available to help... Continue Reading →
Easter is arguably the greatest time of the liturgical year. Though Christmas it wonderful, Easter is like our Super Bowl as Catholics. Not only are we celebrating new people joining the church, but we are celebrating the death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ. The resurrection is so important that St. Paul tells us... Continue Reading →
Jesus said that we must love him with all of our minds, heart, soul, and strength (Matthew 22:37). There are many devotionals out there that focus on loving Jesus with heart and soul, but very few address loving him with our minds. The Case For Christ: Daily Moment of Truth by Lee Strobel and Mark... Continue Reading →
Today’s post is a guest article written by Catholic Apologist Eric Shearer. Eric has a blog titled On This Rock Apologetics. He is doing great work for the church and you will be richly blessed by his writing. So go on over and give him a follow. Enjoy the article! _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Not long ago, I was... Continue Reading →
When one begins to study sacred scripture the idea of mystery becomes very apparent. The New Testament and Septuagint speak of the Greek word Mysterion. When St. Jerome was translating the Hebrew and Greek manuscripts into what would be the Latin Vulgate, he used the word sacramentum, or sacrament in English. In fact, the sacraments... Continue Reading →
After reading Cardinal Newman’s “The Development of Ideas” I came to the conclusion that ideas and doctrine do not just come about. They started from an idea that was debated, was allowed to germinate, and must be allowed to mature. This can only be done through debate and reason. What is interesting is that this... Continue Reading →
The new podcast episode is available. Listen to Episode 6: Answering Atheism by The Bible Catholic Show #np on #SoundCloud https://soundcloud.com/user-682230997/episode-6-answering-atheism
