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Marriage will demand of you and your spouse more than you can reasonably be expected to handle. You will learn to handle it anyway.
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The Transfiguration gave Peter a glimpse of heavenly glory that would one day be fully revealed. It began the transformation from fisherman to apostle, from apostle to martyr, from man to saint.
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Preaching on airplanes is not the Catholic faith, but an individualist, consumerist approach to evangelism.
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What kind of miserable, lifeless life would it be if we had no desire? The problem is we can desire the wrong things or desire good things in the wrong way.
Fr. Gerald E. Murray begins a new series on the Catechism of the Catholic Church with the Faith & Reason Institute. Be sure to subscribe to receive notice each time a new video is released.
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Trace the thought and influence of St. Augustine in the Catholic Tradition with a special focus on how his legacy has shaped and inspired our new pope, Leo XIV.
A course based on Fr. Gerald E. Murray's book-length interview with Diane Montagna, navigating the crises facing the Catholic Church and society.
Robert Royal guides the student through St. Augustine's classic and highly personal book the Confessions.
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