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* That’s fine, but why wait for Christmas? Give it 24/7/365. (But the frugalmiser - a word I made up to entertain myself (and others), sounds a little like German - in me doesn’t want to shell out a lot of cash.) *

* That’s a good question. Here’s another (maybe): Don’t they make Candy Canes and tree (and antler?) ornaments at the North Pole? What is in the bag? Toys? Why is Santa and a reindeer having to checkout those items at a store? Did something happen up there that we haven’t been told about? How...

* If she has her way, he’ll be checking his theology, politics and coat at the door. *

Christmas Unwrapped. I usually watch it around this time of year, every year. Whether people choose to celebrate it or not, Christmas has a very interesting history.

The Puritans waged spiritual war on Christmas (just as the Catholic Church is the home of the doctrine of the Trinity, it is also the home of Christmas) in the first few centuries of the founding of the USA; but they didn’t wage spiritual war on historical orthodox trinitarianism.

The Catholics do a masterful job of explaining how they developed and formulated what is written in the Bible - Fortman calls it “elemental trinitarianism” - into historical orthodox trinitarianism. Proving the old adage: “You can make the Bible say anything you want it to say.” Sure, but at...

So many in the church disappeared because 1. they were killed by the Romans or 2. they were wicked. Those church members who were killed and disappeared causes me to think the place they disappeared to is the grave. Is that what you are suggesting? Or do you have something else in mind? Those...

From my X / Twitter “For you” feed this morning: “Tonight the Church will pray the first part of a 1500-year-old poem And as you read it, you will find a hidden message They’re known as the O Antiphons …” https://x.com/catholicpat/status/1868996452338250028?s=61 Let’s look at the hidden...

It was the Catholic Church which formulated the doctrine of the Trinity. The Catholic Church is the home of historical orthodox trinitarianism. Protestants took it with them, finding no fault with it, when the Reformation began.

Where did they go? Did they go where Enoch went when Enoch diisappeared? “Many in the church disappeared” and those that didn’t? Where were they when the temple was destroyed in 70 AD?

* A Christmas miracle is heading her way in Santa’s sleigh. *

* How long should you keep it raised? Momma always said it’s not how you start that counts; it’s how you finish. *

* How much does it cost to clean a horse? *

* Is Belinda hoping to be saved by the bell? *

* Yes. Yes they are. But do they all match? *

“It refers to someone who is in a position of authority or reverence, and in this context, it is distinct from YHWH, signifying another figure.” Someone who is distinct from YHWH, someone who is another figure, is someone who isn’t YHWH; someone who isn’t the God of Israel. That person who is...

“The Messiah is a human person.” - me A Catholic response to the assertion made by the Jewish monotheist: “He is a Divine Person, not a human person … Mary gave birth to the Divine Person, Jesus. Therefore, since she is the mother of a Divine Person, and not just of His human nature, she is...

“We are not to suppose that the apostles identified Christ with Jehovah; there were passages which made this impossible, for instance, Ps. 110:1; Mal. 3:1; …” (Charles Bigg, International Critical Commentary, 1 Peter, p. 99) Impossible to identify Jesus Christ with Jehovah. CJB, for example...