Saint of the Day – 27 January – Blessed Manfredo Settala (12th Century-1217) Priest and Hermit, known as “The Hermit of Monte San Giorgio,” miracle-worker – born in the latter 12th century in Milan, Italy and died on 27 January 1217 in Riva San Vitale, Lombardy, Italy of natural causes. Patronage – Riva San Vitale. […]
Saint of the Day – 27 January – Blessed Manfredo Settala (12th Century-1217) — AnaStpaul
Job 28, verse 24
Today I opened the bible randomly and pointed at this verse.
What does this verse suggest about the nature of our universe? These words and many others like this, were once truly believed.
Considering the state of our ‘civilisation’, is our supposed enlightenment benefitting us?
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Quote/s of the Day – 23 January – “Month of the Most Holy Name of Jesus” and The Memorial of Blessed Henry Suso OP (1295-1366) “Faith in Jesus and in the power of His Holy Nameis the greatest spiritual force in the world today.It is a source of joy and inspiration in our youth;of strength […]
Quote/s of the Day – 23 January – Blessed Henry Suso — AnaStpaul
Martin Luther writes to Lambert Thorn, an Augustinian monk, in the Netherlands. Thorn (or von Thorn) was probably the third of the trio of Augustinians who had been arrested at Antwerp and tried for heresy. The other two, Heinrich Voes (or Vos) and Johann Esch (or van den Esschen), had been burned at Brussels. Thorn […]
January 19, 1524 — Today’s Luther
Date: Second Sunday after the Epiphany – January 17, 2021 Texts: 1 Samuel 3:1-20; Psalm 139:1-10; 1 Corinthians 6:12-20; John 1:43-51 Context: The liturgical season of Epiphany started Janury 6 – 12 days after Christmas. Last Sunday was the festival of the Baptism of Our Lord, so this is the second Sunday after the Epiphany. […]
Reading Ramblings – January 17, 2021 — Living Apologetics
Ciscography 