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The Rebel Prophetess Who Chose Survival: The Extraordinary Spiritual Journey of Maria Elisabeth Mathes
When we look at early American family trees, we often see the names of pioneer matriarchs reduced to a single line: a birth year, a marriage date, and a string of children. We assume they lived quiet, conventional lives, baking … Continue reading
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Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker Movement
Dorothy Day was born in Brooklyn Heights, a neighborhood of Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. She was the daughter of John Irving Day and Grace Bryant Satterlee. Her father was born in Tennessee and had deep southern roots going back … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic, Religious
Tagged Agape, Arts and Humanities, Catholic, Catholic Worker Movement, Charity, Christian, Dorothy Day, faith, Hope, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Love, New York, New York City, Peter Maurin, Religion, Sermon on the Mount, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Francis of Assisi, Staten Island, The Beatitudes, The Bible, The Poor
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A Study of the First Epistle of Peter (1 Peter)
A Study of the First Letter of Peter (1 Peter) Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study, Catholic, Religious
Tagged 1 Peter, Agape, Arts and Humanities, Bible Study, Catholic, Christian, faith, First Epistle of Peter, First Letter of Peter, First Peter, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Nephilim, New Testament, Petra, Phillips Seminary, Pilgrims of the Dispersion, Religion, The Bible, The Coloring Song
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