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* Maybe? *

* This raises questions in my mind. I’m sensing that curiosity is gonna get me in trouble. *

Good on you. Thanks for letting me know. I’m not. It isn’t, and that’s not what I said. There are some topics that they are so entrenched in that engaging them in conversation on those topics would be pointless and antagonizing.

I wouldn’t have thought to seriously ask anyone the question you asked me. I’m still surprised that you did. At least now you know; that is, if you believe what I said. Why does it matter to you? That’s not what the non-Catholics are criticizing Catholics for. Surely you must know that. It...

I presume that you wouldn’t. Were you anticipating me saying something different? Yes, I would.

That’s wild. What? The topic is the perpetual virginity of Mary.

I believe you. I take it that this is a rhetorical question and will treat it as such. Not knowingly.

X / Twitter strikes again. Posted in my “For you” feed two hours ago. https://x.com/haymes_joshua/status/1858634719828541526?s=61 Haka.

“Officially, the Church has upheld the perpertual virginity of Mary. Pope Siricius in 390 wrote: ‘This is the virgin who conceived in her womb and as a virgin bore a son.‘ The Council of Chalcedon (451) ratified the teaching of Pope Leo I regarding that Mary is ever-virgin. The Lateran Council...

“A dogma is a truth proclaimed by the Church to which the Christians owes ‘an irrevocable adherence of faith.’ (CCC, 88) In other words, dogma is not up for debate; it is something a Catholic must believe. Dogmas are essential.“...

* Yes, but just knowing how isn’t enough. A little or a lot, let’s do it every day. *

Hillsdale College has just released a free online course titled “Paradise Lost,” an exploration of John Milton’s epic poem...