William Hemsworth-The Bible Catholic
Catholic Author, Speaker, and Evangelist
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“I am the Good Shepherd.” This simple, yet most powerful statement, reveals the uniqueness of Jesus’ shepherding. Compelled by the realism imposed by life itself, we do not want to dwell on the fact that in countries where there are real shepherds, they raise sheep for profit. The most benevolent aspect of such profit is... Continue Reading →
Pope Francis emphasises the transformative power of encountering the risen Jesus, urging believers to embrace faith, prayer, and love and spread Easter joy.Pope at Regina Coeli: Have faith in the Risen Christ
Beginning with the foretelling of the Messiah’s arrival and the birth of John the Baptist, the second season of this series casts a light on the life of Christ—from His humble birth to His sacrificial act of redemption.
Aquinas delves into two kinds of necessity. The first necessity in one in which there is no way we can achieve the end. There is nothing, as humans, that we can do to satisfy the due penalty for sin. This is not possible because Original Sin has corrupted our very nature. The second necessity spoken of is that of man being sufficient because of the actions of another. In this case it is Christ who sustains us.
In the two latest White Chair Films released by global storytelling organization I Am Second, collegiate Texas Tech athlete Bailey Maupin and former player-turned-coach Charlotte Smith each tell their stories about faith, basketball and identity.
However, the message contained in Deuteronomy is one that is applicable to us all. Deuteronomy has the unfortunate distinction of being called “second law” based on its naming in the Septuagint. As an exhortation it can be synchronized with what we read in the New Testament.
Msgr. Frontiero invoked God’s favor on the gathering of more than one-thousand attendees at the Marriott Marquis in Northwest Washington.
If you were to hear, “Come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord,” you most likely would assume it is the month of December, as you recall these as lyrics coming from the famous Christmas-time hymn, “O Come, All Ye Faithful.” However, adoring our Lord is not supposed to be resigned to just the four…‘Come,... Continue Reading →
William Hemsworth-The Bible Catholic 