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Did Jesus Reject His Mother?
Matthew 12 shows why the Bible was never meant to be read in isolation from the Church.
8 hrs ago
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Mark Lambert
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The Last Christian Town in the West Bank
Fr Bashar Speaks from Taybeh
Jul 16
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Mark Lambert
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Katherine Bennett
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Synodality: The Mechanism by Which Doctrine Remains and Everything Changes
Cardinal Burke’s deceptively simple question exposes the unresolved contradiction at the heart of the Francis pontificate
Jul 16
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Mark Lambert
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Mercy Must Have a Country: Pope Leo, Migration and the Truth He Leaves Out.
The Church's teaching on migration has always held together compassion, justice and the common good. Why, then, do so many Catholics hear only one half…
Jul 15
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Mark Lambert
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The Faithful Remnant and the Living Church
If the Holy Spirit still guides the Church, where has He been leading her since the Second Vatican Council?
Jul 13
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Mark Lambert
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Why Did Pope Leo Promote Bishop Christian Würtz?
Catholics Deserve an Answer
Jul 11
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Mark Lambert
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We All Know What We Saw.
Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe and the Pimlico Mass
Jul 10
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Katherine Bennett
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What is KING CHARLES III actually defending?
With Sarah Cain @crusadergal
Jul 9
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Katherine Bennett
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EXPOSED - The Real Threat to Britain. Advisor to Queen Elizabeth II Explains All
With Msgr Nazir-Ali
Jul 7
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Katherine Bennett
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Mark Lambert
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1:02:38
Why England should keep believing in the Beautiful Game
Is it Coming Home?
Jul 5
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Katherine Bennett
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Mark Lambert
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Dr Jacob Phillips on his time at the Daily Wire Studios
Dr Jacob Phillips shares his insights about his recent appearance on Pints with Aquinas
Jul 4
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Katherine Bennett
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Mark Lambert
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The Decree, the Note, and a Growing Crisis of Canonical Credibility
Serious questions surrounding the Vatican's SSPX decree suggest a deeper problem within the Roman Curia, one that Pope Leo XIV may soon have to…
Jul 4
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Mark Lambert
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