Yes. The Founder of the Catholic Church was certainly a Catholic, and history proves that Christ founded the Catholic Church, and identified it with Himself. Thus St. Paul…
The Catholic Church can and does claim to have all the truth. For you must not confuse false ideas which are opposed to the truth with merely different…
That is not a rational question. I say that the universe is obviously created, and that what is created supposes a Creator who is uncreated, or the problem…
It is not, and every Catholic would resent the charge that his offerings to God and to the Church are not prompted by supernatural motives, and are not…
The delay was adapted to mankind's natural methods of progress from the less perfect to the more perfect. It taught the human race its need of God from…
Some sex-books are banned, above all those which depend for their sale not upon their technical matter, but upon their lurid and suggestive style. Sex-books which are valuable…
Good. And I would be as willing that the other should have my contribution should he win, as he would be willing that I should have his in…
You must not think that Catholics can do with their conscience what you can do with your conscience. A Protestant should say, "If Catholics really believe that their…
You must have been reading Stevenson's Suicide Club, and then eaten cucumbers and gone to bed with the fond hope that you would not have a nightmare after…
No. Long hypocritical prayers are condemned. Prayer may be prolonged, but it must not be hypocritical, mechanical, or insincere. Christ said, "We ought always to pray, and not…
Yes. The Founder of the Catholic Church was certainly a Catholic, and history proves that Christ founded the Catholic Church, and identified it with Himself. Thus St. Paul says, “God hath made Him head over all the church (not churches) which is His body, and the fullness of Him who is filled all in all.” […]
Would you say that Christ Himself was a Catholic? Read More »
The Catholic Church can and does claim to have all the truth. For you must not confuse false ideas which are opposed to the truth with merely different angles of the truth. If, for example, it be true that Confession is a Sacrament instituted by Christ, then denial of Confession is not a different angle
Can any one Church claim to have all the truth, which has so many angles? Read More »
That is not a rational question. I say that the universe is obviously created, and that what is created supposes a Creator who is uncreated, or the problem goes on forever, the whole endless chain of dependent beings as unable to explain itself as each of its links. It is rational to argue to an
It is not, and every Catholic would resent the charge that his offerings to God and to the Church are not prompted by supernatural motives, and are not voluntary, but given under compulsion. You have not the least idea of the Catholic spirit. Radio Replies Volume 1 by Rev. Dr. Leslie Rumble MSC and Rev.
The money is wrung from the people. Read More »
The delay was adapted to mankind’s natural methods of progress from the less perfect to the more perfect. It taught the human race its need of God from sad experience. It brought out the real dignity of Christ which could thus be heralded by a long series of prophets. God is not so impatient as
Why did God delay the sending of His Son with the perfection of the law? Read More »
Some sex-books are banned, above all those which depend for their sale not upon their technical matter, but upon their lurid and suggestive style. Sex-books which are valuable to doctors and experts are allowed to them. As far as the ordinary non-professional human being is concerned, books treating of sex are not so valuable to
Does not the Church ban sex-books which can enlighten one as to the pitfalls of life? Read More »
Good. And I would be as willing that the other should have my contribution should he win, as he would be willing that I should have his in the event of my finning. You overlook the element of free contract. Radio Replies Volume 1 by Rev. Dr. Leslie Rumble MSC and Rev. Charles Mortimer Carty
“Thou shdlt love thy neighbor as thyself” Read More »
You must not think that Catholics can do with their conscience what you can do with your conscience. A Protestant should say, “If Catholics really believe that their religion is the only form sanctioned by Christ, then I do not blame them for living up to their convictions. I would blame them did they seek
Protestants often attend Catholic services. Read More »
You must have been reading Stevenson’s Suicide Club, and then eaten cucumbers and gone to bed with the fond hope that you would not have a nightmare after all! There is a Carmelite Convent in your suburb at Dulwich Hill, but it is not a Death Order. It is an Order devoted wholly to the
There is a Carmelite Convent in my suburb known as the Death Order. Read More »
No. Long hypocritical prayers are condemned. Prayer may be prolonged, but it must not be hypocritical, mechanical, or insincere. Christ said, “We ought always to pray, and not to faint.” Lk. XVIIL, 1. Again, “Watch ye therefore, praying at all times.” Lk. XXL, 36. He himself “went out into a mountain to pray, and he
Does not Scripture advise short prayer rather than long Rosaries? Read More »
