Catholic Church

By PATRICK DONGES & BILL CARTER,  WJCT NEWS - A statue that has resided in St. Augustine for more than 150 years may help shed light on the history of some of the First Coast’s earliest residents, and why some believe the area tends to stay unscathed by hurricanes... As the story has been passed down, “The Hurricane Lady” was discovered in 1850 on a cargo ship traveling from Spain to St. Augustine...

By Tod Worner, Aleteia - Among the criticisms I heard.. was that the Church is “dogmatic”… dogmatic does not mean harsh or dogged… but instead means adhering to dogma and promoting such “principles as incontrovertibly true.” Thus comes the accusation that the Church is “too sure that it is right” (a curious tendency of Truth) and is addled with endless councils, documents and rules that create complexity that clouds out God.

By Msgr. Charles Pope • September 7, 2017  One of the trickier terrains to navigate in the moral world is the experience of guilt, in its sense of […]