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Tag:human anatomy, human bodyLast week while attending a training (you would notice that I’ve been doing this quite a lot lately) on Customer Retention Skills, the trainer mentioned the difference between quadrupeds and bipeds. Almost all mammals, including the apes, move around on all four limbs, hence they are known as quadrupeds. These animals move […]

Tag:catholic church, catholic news, catholic religion, roman catholic church, roman catholic religionTony Blair’s conversion to Catholicism has raised the interest among the British about this religion. A recent survey revealed that Catholic churches in Britain have marginally higher weekly church attendance that Anglican churches, 862,000 v 852,000 respectively.
500 years after Catholicism was was banned by […]

Tag:catholic, crucifix, crucifixion, history, technoratiThe Catholic crucifix is the ultimate symbol of the Catholic Church. The representation of Christ as Redeemer and Savior is the central theme of Christianity. The Catholic crucifix serves as a reminder of Christ’s sacrifice and love for all men. 
The Catholic crucifix is a Latin cross with the Body of Christ […]

Tag:convent, monasterio de las descalzas reales, religious, spain, tour, travelThere are many buildings and attractions in Spain that look as they did centuries ago, but there are few that still operate like they did in the generations that have past. The Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales is one such location. It is the monastery of […]

Tag:abortion, murder, policians, time magazineHas Time Magazine done the unthinkable?
The editors of Time’s 17 September issue have allowed the article by Michael Kinsley titled, “God as Their Running Mate” to allude that abortion is murder! The mainstream media actually even hinting that abrotion is killing a human being.
But then again Time Magazine is different from Newsweek […]

Tag:brian kolodiejchuk, dark, mother theresa, night, soul, time magazineTime Magazine’s September 3 2007 issue had a lengthy article exposing Blessed Mother Theresa’s dark night of the soul. This was an article that tried to present Mother’s dark night from the perspective of the secular (atheistic rather) world as well as the viewpoint of the Catholic […]

Tag:aaron, cardinal, catholic, jean, jew, judaism, lustiger, marieCardinal Jean Marie Lustiger died on Sunday, August 5, 2007. He was the the only modern prelate who was born a Jew. He converted to Catholicism at age 14 after being enamored by the faith practice of his Catholic associates. He was attracted to the Catholic faith because […]

Tag:france, french, great silence, liqueur, monksInto Great Silence is a movie without narration, not much spoken words or background music. It’s the story of life within a cloistered monastery in the French Alps. The subjects are the Carthusian monks of Le Grande Chartreuse monastery. The film is mostly in French and Latin and created by […]

Tag:christian, easter bunny, second amendmentI’m amused when I read the antics of secular fools who ban some Christian symbol being used in public because it supposedly is offensive to those of other religions. Yesterday, I once again started my day with a dose of another ticklish piece of news. It’s amazing that these foolish and […]

Tag:gospel, jeffrey archer, judasAlthough many Christians are aware that Judas was one of first Apostles of Christ and was in the Upper Room at the last supper, many of us don’t realize that he was also among the first and only group of priests ordained by Christ himself. As we know the priesthood was instituted […]