Articles by: David L. Gray
In 2004 David had a personal encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ that moved him from the column of Agnostic to Protestant-Christian and later to Catholic-Christian. On August 8th, 2006 he was confirmed into the Catholic Church, taking Saint Joseph as his Patron Saint. (Click Here To Read More About David L. Gray)

What Cardinal Dolan and Charlie Brown Have in Common
in The Dailies (Current Events)

What Cardinal Dolan and Charlie Brown Have in Common

How many times is Cardinal Dolan going position himself to get made a fool of? He seems to have some sort of strange notion that these politician’s words can be trusted. He reminds of Charlie Brown trying to kick the football from under Lucy’s finger.

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H.L.I. Calls on Catholic Bishops to Abandon Abortion-Pill Allowance for Rape Victims
in The Dailies (Current Events)

H.L.I. Calls on Catholic Bishops to Abandon Abortion-Pill Allowance for Rape Victims

This week Human Life International (HLI) called on the Catholic Bishop Conferences that have allowed the use of the Abortion Drug Cocktail (commonly called ‘Plan B’) to discontinue this allowance based upon relevant science through the lens of orthodox Catholic moral theology.

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Five Ways Anyone Can Evangelize in the Digital Age
in Catholic Stand Articles, General Interest

Five Ways Anyone Can Evangelize in the Digital Age

I’ve written five very easy methods through which anyone can respond to the call to share the faith in these new spaces for evangelization without much effort at all.

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The David L. Gray Show – With Jannique Stewart of Love Protects
in The David L. Gray Radio Show

The David L. Gray Show – With Jannique Stewart of Love Protects

On Tuesday, May 8, 2013, I had the super opportunity to speak with Jannique Stewart, who is the Executive Director of Love Protects. We talked about her ministry and the value and methods of teaching singles about the Biblical love, sexuality, natural marriage, and the sanctity of human life.

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It’s Silly Season for Catholic Universities Again . . .
in The Dailies (Current Events)

It’s Silly Season for Catholic Universities Again . . .

Graduation season is upon us again. It’s that time of the year when some Catholic Universities decide that it’s actually a good idea to give people who believe the complete opposite as we do about things like abortion and marriage, the honor and platform of giving the keynote address at commencement.

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Jesus Connects Love with Obedience
in Lectionary Cycle C, Reflections on Mass Readings

Jesus Connects Love with Obedience

It is impossible to be obedient to God without loving Him, and it is impossible to love God without being obedient to Him. Yet, it is when grace works in us to knit the two together that the work of God conforming us to the image of His Son becomes more evident to us and to others.

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Jesus Connects Authentic Discipleship with Love
in Lectionary Cycle C, Reflections on Mass Readings

Jesus Connects Authentic Discipleship with Love

The call of today’s Gospel is for us to continue to work to examine self and environment along the simple boundary that Christ Jesus gave us to do so – ‘Have you loved others, as I loved you?’

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Australia Takes Strides to Subsidize the Abortion Pill
in The Dailies (Current Events)

Australia Takes Strides to Subsidize the Abortion Pill

On March 26, 2013, Australia’s ealth Minister Tanya Plibersek disclosed that the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee (PBAC) of has recommended that the Abortion Cocktail be made available on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS).

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Does Your Belief On Communon Line Up With The Early Church’s Belief?
in Proofs of the Catholic Church

Does Your Belief On Communon Line Up With The Early Church’s Belief?

This brief article is going to look at what the Catholic Church teaches about the Sacrament of th Holy Eucharist (also called Communion meal) and compare it to what the Fathers of the Church taught and wrote on this subject, to demonstrate the consistency of our doctrine.

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The Day I Heard the Lord’s Voice; The Day I Knew Jesus Is Real
in Lectionary Cycle C, Reflections on Mass Readings

The Day I Heard the Lord’s Voice; The Day I Knew Jesus Is Real

I woke up on the morning of October 31, 2003 as the same agnostic/deist that I had been for most of my adult life, but by the end of that day I would actually end up praying to the God who I was unsure even existed.

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The David L. Gray Show – Pro-Life with Catherine (April 2013)
in The David L. Gray Radio Show

The David L. Gray Show – Pro-Life with Catherine (April 2013)

On Friday, April 19, 2013 we had a special episode of Prolife with Catherine. This was a very most informative broadcast that everyone should take a moment to listen to. The fact that the nature of evil knows no bounds finds its evidence at Gosnell’s House of Horrors.

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On the Second Confession of Saint Peter
in Lectionary Cycle B, Lectionary Cycle C, Reflections on Mass Readings

On the Second Confession of Saint Peter

Christ Jesus bestowed upon the Apostle Simon Peter a particular ministry, that he and all those who would succeed him as the Vicar of Christ on Earth would carry out. This reflection concerns the Second Confession of Saint Peter. Attached to that confession is the duty for Simon Peter and his successors in the Peterine Ministry to be the servant, slave, and friend of all creatures of God.

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Why God is “I Am” (Exodus 3:11-14)
in Grad School Papers Catalog

Why God is “I Am” (Exodus 3:11-14)

What the Divine and human authors intended to communicate through this encounter with YHWH and Moses is that the essence of the name of God is who God is in praxis. God actually is who He says He is.

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