Being : Reconciled
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- General Theology
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There is too much goading and trolling to pick through. There are ways to convey your beliefs without attacking your Brothers and Sisters.
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Boy Wonder
- By Chris V++
- Visual Arts
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Quick watercolor of my son on Arches about 12 x9 Now that Im uploading I can see the eye needs work for sure.
Newsflash: Jesus Christ was right and Fr. Thomas Reese was wrong
- By WarriorAngel
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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The liberal, opinion-prone Jesuit recently wrote that Jesus, in the Sermon on the Mount, did not know what he was talking about.
Newsflash: Jesus Christ was right and Fr. Thomas Reese was wrong
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Fry pizza, add Marmite to roast potatoes: 27 eye-opening and invaluable tips from top chefs...
- By Michie
- Cooking and Culinary Arts
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Whether you want to thicken a stew, tenderise meat or get your scallops squeaky-clean, the pros have a trick for it
If you have ever tried to re-create a restaurant dish at home, you will almost certainly have been perplexed by the experience. No matter how much care and attention you give to your version, something seems to be missing when you tuck in. What are chefs doing differently? Here, 27 professionals divulge their favourite kitchen trick – the one unexpected riff that keeps them ahead of the pack.
A little tip for roast potatoes is to put a bit of Marmite in the water when you’re parboiling the potatoes. It gives them a really nice colour and will present you with deep-golden roasties every time.” Simon Shaw, chef patron and creative director at El Gato Negro, Canto and Habas, Manchester
“To thicken curries, soups and stews, add in chopped, boiled sweet potato. It dissolves into the dish, adds sweetness and creates a thick and tasty sauce.” Lisa Marley, chef trainer for ProVeg UK
“For juicy, tender meat, blend fresh celery and add it to your marinades. This helps to tenderise the meat before cooking, giving you the perfect flavour.” Kerth Gumbs, head chef at Fenchurch restaurant, London.
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If you have ever tried to re-create a restaurant dish at home, you will almost certainly have been perplexed by the experience. No matter how much care and attention you give to your version, something seems to be missing when you tuck in. What are chefs doing differently? Here, 27 professionals divulge their favourite kitchen trick – the one unexpected riff that keeps them ahead of the pack.
A little tip for roast potatoes is to put a bit of Marmite in the water when you’re parboiling the potatoes. It gives them a really nice colour and will present you with deep-golden roasties every time.” Simon Shaw, chef patron and creative director at El Gato Negro, Canto and Habas, Manchester
“To thicken curries, soups and stews, add in chopped, boiled sweet potato. It dissolves into the dish, adds sweetness and creates a thick and tasty sauce.” Lisa Marley, chef trainer for ProVeg UK
“For juicy, tender meat, blend fresh celery and add it to your marinades. This helps to tenderise the meat before cooking, giving you the perfect flavour.” Kerth Gumbs, head chef at Fenchurch restaurant, London.
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Fry pizza, add Marmite to roast potatoes: 27 eye-opening and invaluable tips from top chefs
Whether you want to thicken a stew, tenderise meat or get your scallops squeaky-clean, the pros have a trick for it
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JPII’s astonishing ‘rule’ for married couples available for the first time in English
- By Michie
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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An English translation of St. John Paul II’s “rule” for married couples is now available to the general public — for the very first time.
“St. John Paul II’s Rule gives spouses the key to unlock how to authentically live out their faith, grow in conjugal spirituality (their united relationship with God), and find lasting joy!” Theresa and Peter Martin told Our Sunday Visitor of its significance.
The married couple feature an English translation of St. John Paul II’s “Rule for Married Couple Groups” — together with translations of two other rediscovered texts by the saint — in their new book: “The Rule: St. John Paul II’s Rule for a Joy-Filled Marriage of Divine Love.”
All three texts, the Martins said, are part of a collection of works by St. John Paul II that were found during the cause for his canonization. He wrote the two other texts — “Reflections on Marriage” and “Love is the Moral Foundation of Marriage” — within the same decade as the rule, around 50 years ago.
The Martins’ book, published in February, uses these two other texts “to more fully understand what he meant within the Rule,” they said.
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“St. John Paul II’s Rule gives spouses the key to unlock how to authentically live out their faith, grow in conjugal spirituality (their united relationship with God), and find lasting joy!” Theresa and Peter Martin told Our Sunday Visitor of its significance.
The married couple feature an English translation of St. John Paul II’s “Rule for Married Couple Groups” — together with translations of two other rediscovered texts by the saint — in their new book: “The Rule: St. John Paul II’s Rule for a Joy-Filled Marriage of Divine Love.”
All three texts, the Martins said, are part of a collection of works by St. John Paul II that were found during the cause for his canonization. He wrote the two other texts — “Reflections on Marriage” and “Love is the Moral Foundation of Marriage” — within the same decade as the rule, around 50 years ago.
The Martins’ book, published in February, uses these two other texts “to more fully understand what he meant within the Rule,” they said.
Discovering the rule
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JPII's astonishing 'rule' for married couples available for the first time in English
An English translation of St. John Paul II's "rule" for married couples is now available to the general public -- for the very first time. "St. John Paul II's Rule gives spouses the key to unlock how to authentically live out their faith, grow in conjugal spirituality (their united relationship...
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Young Catholic triathlete with Down syndrome, inspired by faith, tells UN he has ‘no limitations’
- By Michie
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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UNITED NATIONS (OSV News) — It was his first speaking engagement at the United Nations’ headquarters in New York, and Gabriel Cobb, who has Down syndrome, was admittedly “a little nervous.”
But it was obviously nothing the 22-year-old Catholic from St. Louis couldn’t handle.
“I am Gabriel, God’s messenger,” he told OSV News in a March 17 interview, moments before he was set to address a U.N. gathering of advocates for those with Down syndrome and autism who discussed the challenges faced by families raising children with different developmental expectations and milestones.
“It was never my intention to come to New York, but I prayed on it,” Lori Cobb, his mother, chimed in.
She explained to OSV News the U.N. had invited Gabriel to speak at a similar event three years ago, but it had been canceled due to COVID.
But that gave Gabriel, as well as herself, the time needed to prepare.
“Here we are three years later, and he has had a year of practicing. And now he is comfortable and confident, way more than we were then,” she said.
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But it was obviously nothing the 22-year-old Catholic from St. Louis couldn’t handle.
“I am Gabriel, God’s messenger,” he told OSV News in a March 17 interview, moments before he was set to address a U.N. gathering of advocates for those with Down syndrome and autism who discussed the challenges faced by families raising children with different developmental expectations and milestones.
“It was never my intention to come to New York, but I prayed on it,” Lori Cobb, his mother, chimed in.
She explained to OSV News the U.N. had invited Gabriel to speak at a similar event three years ago, but it had been canceled due to COVID.
But that gave Gabriel, as well as herself, the time needed to prepare.
“Here we are three years later, and he has had a year of practicing. And now he is comfortable and confident, way more than we were then,” she said.
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Young Catholic triathlete with Down syndrome, inspired by faith, tells UN he has 'no limitations'
It was his first speaking engagement at the United Nations' headquarters in New York, and Gabriel Cobb, who has Down syndrome, was admittedly "a little nervous."
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Experts applaud new Catholic instruction against transgender interventions
- By Michie
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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Experts commended the U.S. Catholic bishops after they expressed concern about transgender medical interventions and instructed Catholic health care services not to perform such interventions.
“People need to hear the truth: we are created only male or female,” Mary Rice Hasson, the director of the Person and Identity Project and the Kate O’Beirne Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, told Our Sunday Visitor. “The body is good and we need to respect God’s design for our bodies, our lives, and the created world.”
Teaching clarifies limits of medical intervention
She and others responded to a doctrinal note issued Monday by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Committee on Doctrine addressing the moral limits to technological manipulation of the human body. In it, the bishops expressed concern for “the range of technological interventions advocated by many in our society as treatments for what is termed ‘gender dysphoria‘ or ‘gender incongruence.'”
The bishops went on to define these interventions.
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“People need to hear the truth: we are created only male or female,” Mary Rice Hasson, the director of the Person and Identity Project and the Kate O’Beirne Senior Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center, told Our Sunday Visitor. “The body is good and we need to respect God’s design for our bodies, our lives, and the created world.”
Teaching clarifies limits of medical intervention
She and others responded to a doctrinal note issued Monday by the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Committee on Doctrine addressing the moral limits to technological manipulation of the human body. In it, the bishops expressed concern for “the range of technological interventions advocated by many in our society as treatments for what is termed ‘gender dysphoria‘ or ‘gender incongruence.'”
The bishops went on to define these interventions.
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Experts applaud new Catholic instruction against transgender interventions
The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ (USCCB) Committee on Doctrine issued a doctrinal note Monday addressing the moral limits to technological manipulation of the human body. In it, the bishops expressed concern for “the range of technological interventions advocated by many in our society...
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How awful.Bravo!
- By Michie
- OBOB General Politics Forum
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What a real Catholic president looks like.
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Liz Wheeler, Trump indictment Tuesday
- By WarriorAngel
- OBOB General Politics Forum
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BEWARE: A Trump Indictment Will Spawn Another Jan. 6th | Ep. 297 | Trump is under attack once again by the Deep State as the Manhattan District Attorney plans to indict him on a felony charge as soon as Tuesday. First,... | By Liz Wheeler | Facebook
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Top Vatican official admits spying on banker’s phone
- By Michie
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra admitted to asking Vatican national police to spy on the director of the Vatican's primary bank.
The sostituto of the Secretariat of State, Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra, appeared as a witness before a Vatican City court on Friday, telling judges that he had ordered unsanctioned electronic spying on the phone of the director general of the IOR, the Vatican bank which had rejected a loan application from Peña Parra’s office.
Admitting that he ordered electronic “monitoring” of IOR director Gianfranco Mammì, both in Vatican City and in Italy without a court order, raises questions about the operation of the rule of law at the highest levels of the curia, and accountability among Vatican law enforcement personnel.
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The sostituto of the Secretariat of State, Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra, appeared as a witness before a Vatican City court on Friday, telling judges that he had ordered unsanctioned electronic spying on the phone of the director general of the IOR, the Vatican bank which had rejected a loan application from Peña Parra’s office.
Admitting that he ordered electronic “monitoring” of IOR director Gianfranco Mammì, both in Vatican City and in Italy without a court order, raises questions about the operation of the rule of law at the highest levels of the curia, and accountability among Vatican law enforcement personnel.
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Top Vatican official admits spying on banker’s phone
Archbishop Edgar Peña Parra admitted to asking Vatican national police to spy on the director of the Vatican's primary bank.
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From atheist occultist to Catholic defender
- By WarriorAngel
- One Bread, One Body - Catholic
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From Atheist & Occultist to Defender of Catholicism: How Our Lady Changed His Life! -
"Son, we've been waiting for you."
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