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  1. Economist

    Prayer for the Election of a Pope

    My priest said this in Mass today and printed it in the bulletin. I thought I'd share, because the cardinals need all the prayers they can get: ___________________________________________ God of infinite wisdom, On the day of Pentecost your Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples locked...
  2. Economist

    Confession

    I just got confession today. I feel great now and I am writing to remind and encourage all of you to do the same! This is a perfect time of year for reconcilliation.
  3. Economist

    Advent

    Sorry I'm a little late with this fellas, but there's still a little time left: Advent (Latin ad-venio, to come to). According to present [1907] usage, Advent is a period beginning with the Sunday nearest to the feast of St. Andrew the Apostle (30 November) and embracing four Sundays...
  4. Economist

    Catholic: The Crime of Father Amaro

    This film was very controversial, and condemned by many in the church. Have any of you, particularly Catholics, seen it? Unfortunately, I think it was probably accurate in its depiction of Church corruption, but that wasn't the focus of most of the controversy. Some thought that it gave too...
  5. Economist

    God and Osama

    Does God love Osama? I know God loves all his children, but at what point does someone stop being a child of God? It seems to me Osama has completely divorced himself from God and I can't imagine He's pleased. I am a devout Catholic, and I struggle with this issue.
  6. Economist

    Crossing the Threshold of Hope

    I reccommend Pope John Paul II's book to Catholics and non-Catholics alike. It addresses many of the commonly asked questions about our faith very eloquently. The most interesting part in my opinion was when he describes how all faiths can lead to God.
  7. Economist

    For young people

    Here is a helpful guide to answer some of your tough questions and help you in your struggle to remain celibate. http://www.pureloveclub.com/
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