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I think that you have been given some very good advice by the above posters. Repent of your hasty vows, and come before God anew. He's more than happy to wipe the slate clean...it's kind of his thing. It sounds like you also have a problem seeing sin where it isn't...this is a specific...

This is a pretty poor argument for a number of reasons: 1. We don't know whether Jesus quoted or alluded to these books as not everything Jesus said or did was recorded in the scriptures (Jn 21:25) 2. If this is a requirement for Canonical inclusion, we need quotes from every OT book. Which...

Off topic much? The simple answer is "It isn't true." Sounds like on of those traditions of men we hear about. Or one of those strange teachings Hebrews talks about.

The Hail Holy Queen The holy queen and the mother of the hail of mercy, as for our life our sweetness and our desires to thee, us you shout, the child who eve is poor and is banished. In thee we with this valley of damage our sighs, morning and send with respect to the thing which cries. And...

ordained.

Seminarian present and accounted for. This thread was a good idea. Bravo.

Hello. In my Sacred Music History Class the following True/False question was asked: "It is valid to say that although the congregation were praying during (the Tridentine) Mass, for the most part they were not really "participating" in the liturgy." I marked "False" and got it wrong. So...

I chose Novus Ordo, but I have a few stipulations: Namely, that it be celebrated correctly. The Novus Ordo is just as sanctifying as the Tridentine and Eastern (Although, I do hold a special place in my heart for the Eastern Divine Liturgies) ICEL (which is the english Translating body for...

I put no, because the Church says they don't have to. I think it should be a matter of personal devotion. I really respect the tradition, and wish more women would participate it. It's a beautiful representation of the woman as the Tabernacle, as (almost all) tabernacles used to be covered...

I myself used to be a firm defender of evolution (with the "Catholic Clauses" as I like to call them), but recently I have been finding evolution easy to find fault in scientifically, and spiritually I am beginning to lean more towards a more literal creation story. The "True Myth", as G.K...

Holy water in my home? Heck! I've got it in my pocket! (in a tiny bottle...keeps it from looking like I had a holy accident.)

I went to a Youth 2000 a few years ago, and it really brought me closer to Christ. I made a good confession (which I hadn't done for quite awhile) and even cried in front of the blessed sacrament (me crying is a very rare occurence). It was powerful and moving, and I would go again.

It isn't ironic, because she is speaking poetically. There is nothing wrong with describing parts of the human body in a beautiful and inspiring way--"hymen" just doesn't seem to portray the same sacredness as "veil". But maybe the only way that Dr. Alice can say anything worthwhile is if she...

I couldn't...my college experience has been awesome so far--except for English, what the heck does Glam Rock have to do with ENGLISH? hhhh.

I have a friend who is looking at wicca. I need help, because I don't know enough about the subject. Some of the problems she is having with Christianity are a loving God allowing people to go to hell, knowing which belief is correct, and others. Does anyone have anything they can do for me...

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Welcome to the forums. I'm sure you will enjoy it here. There is lots to learn if you go looking for it.

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It's great to have you here. You can learn alot about different faiths here. Pio Magnus

Welcome! This is a great site to learn about many faiths!