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What does 'Feed My sheep' really mean for Peter’s role in the Church?
By the same lake where Peter was first called, Christ gave him the threefold commission to feed His sheep and bestowed on him the primacy over the whole…
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 29
Why did Christ ask Peter three times, 'Lovest thou Me?'
After the Resurrection, the Apostles were being taught in new ways—with Christ using even apparently ordinary activities to reveal divine mysteries.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 28
The Church and the piercing of Christ's Sacred Heart
The Fathers saw in the blood and water from Christ’s side a profound mystery: the Church born from the New Adam, and the sacraments flowing from His…
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 27
Why did blood and water flow from the Sacred Heart of Jesus?
Saint John saw it with his own eyes—and stopped his Gospel to tell us so. The spear did not simply wound a dead body. It unveiled the Sacred Heart.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 26
Bishop Robert Barron calls Catholics to 'fight hard' against 'any' state religion, affirms condemned errors
By compromising on Catholic doctrine on the relationship between Church and State, Bishop Robert Barron can please neither Catholics nor liberals…
Jun 25 • 
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St Zachary and the Nativity of St John the Baptist
The miraculous healing of St. Zachary confirms the divine origin of St. John’s mission and deepens the joy surrounding Christ’s hidden presence.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 24
Was Our Lady present at the birth of St John the Baptist?
The Gospels pass silently over Mary’s final weeks with Elisabeth—but this silence presents us with unique opportunities for reflection.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 24
Leo XIV presents naturalistic world politics vision, affirms condemned errors
Leo XIV's recent speech has been praised for its treatment of natural law, but it downplays the Gospel, denies the Church's teaching role, and embraces…
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Religious Liberty: The failed attempts to defend Vatican II (John S. Daly)
The very attempts to defend Vatican II's new doctrine are in fact so many condemnations of the texts being defended.
Jun 23
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How the call to the Church passed from Israel to the Gentiles
The contempt for Christ on the part of his people opened the door to the Gentiles. But what two classes of Gentiles are represented by the two classes…
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 22
Christ’s warning: The Banquet will go on—with or without you
Our Lord shows the terrible danger of refusing grace, even for things lawful in themselves.
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 22
Did Judas receive Holy Communion? And was he ordained a priest?
The implications of this question are significant, for if Judas departed before Christ said, 'Do this,' was he ever a priest or a bishop?
Published on Father Coleridge Reader • Jun 19
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