Fr. Dwight Longenecker: Facing the Atheism All Around Us

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By Fr. Dwight Longenecker, Crisis Magazine, Nov. 1, 2021

Father Dwight Longenecker is the pastor of Our Lady of the Rosary parish in Greenville, South Carolina. His upcoming book, Beheading Hydra: A Radical Plan for Christians in an Atheistic Age, will be published by Sophia Institute Press in the Spring. …

I do not think of myself as a visionary or a prophet. Indeed, I am dubious of such phenomena. I’d prefer to call my experience a “mental image” or a “dream image.”

It came to me in that in-between state when I was not sure if I was praying or dozing. But it really doesn’t matter. What matters is the content and context of the vision.

Fr. Dwight Longenecker: Facing the Atheism All Around Us

LifeSiteNews: Viganò to World’s Bishops: Question the Moral and Mental Suitability of Bergoglio as Pope

Msgr. Charles Pope: The Whole Law, Standing on One Foot – A Homily for the 31st Sunday of the Year

By Fr. Dwight Longenecker, Crisis Magazine, Nov. 1, 2021

I do not think of myself as a visionary or a prophet. Indeed, I am dubious of such phenomena. I’d prefer to call my experience a “mental image” or a “dream image.”

It came to me in that in-between state when I was not sure if I was praying or dozing. But it really doesn’t matter. What matters is the content and context of the vision.

It took place in November 1989, when the world was excited about the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Across Europe, communism was crumbling. My dream vision was this: …

Continue reading >>>>

Fr. Dwight Longenecker: Facing the Atheism All Around Us

LifeSiteNews: Viganò to World’s Bishops: Question the Moral and Mental Suitability of Bergoglio as Pope

Msgr. Charles Pope: The Whole Law, Standing on One Foot – A Homily for the 31st Sunday of the Year

By Fr. Dwight Longenecker, Crisis Magazine, Nov. 1, 2021

I do not think of myself as a visionary or a prophet. Indeed, I am dubious of such phenomena. I’d prefer to call my experience a “mental image” or a “dream image.”

It came to me in that in-between state when I was not sure if I was praying or dozing. But it really doesn’t matter. What matters is the content and context of the vision.

It took place in November 1989, when the world was excited about the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Across Europe, communism was crumbling. My dream vision was this: …

Continue reading >>>>

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