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‘Vacant Sunday’ and the Priesthood – Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost
The Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost is closely linked to the Ember Days – and the ordination to the priesthood that traditionally took place on Ember…
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Urgent help needed for Sister Mary Savio of the Sisters of St Thomas Aquinas
Sr Mary Savio – one of the white-habited sisters you have seen singing on YouTube – is about to undergo a long and serious operation at great expense…
 • S.D. Wright
Jacob Rees–Mogg the Catholic sellout pushing war with Russia
The ‘Catholic credentials’ of Jacob Rees-Mogg are a veneer for the same liberalism of his fellow politicians.
 • S.D. Wright
Can I ‘politely ignore’ what the Pope says?
A question from a reader about the texts from Fr Domenico Palmieri SJ, and whether Catholics can simply ignore the Pope.
 • S.D. Wright
What do you think of Christ? – Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost
Our Lord states which is the greatest commandment, and silences his opponents with a question.
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Do we need an infallible list of infallible propositions? Fr Palmieri responds
The ‘need for epistemic certainty’ is the basis of a common objection today: here is Fr Palmieri’s answer.
Humility is in your best interest – Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost
The man with dropsy may have represented pride, but the unsightly swelling must have also been most humiliating – and Our Lord takes this miracle as an…
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Purer and more perfect than God? Fr William Doyle SJ
Sometimes scrupulous people want more security than God wills for us to have – as if they could care more about sin and virtue than God does!
What makes scrupulosity complex – Fr William Doyle SJ
The scrupulous person has to want to be cured – and to take the means necessary.
Scrupulosity, Confession and Holy Communion – Fr William Doyle SJ
The great means established by Christ for our peace are turned against us by scrupulosity. Here's how to reclaim them.
Fixing the distorted vision of scrupulosity – Fr William Doyle SJ
The scrupulous person has a distorted view of God, morality and himself. Here's how Fr William Doyle SJ says to fix this.
Five remedies for scruples – Fr William Doyle SJ
How do you destroy the curse of scrupulosity? Start with these five simple remedies from Fr William Doyle SJ.
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