Inasmuch as the liturgical calendar season of Advent comes around every year for four weeks to remind us of and to point us to the solution for our chronic condition, the reality is that Advent is and everyday event.

December 06, 2013 – This Week’s Best in Catholic Apologetics features the best articles from around the internet concerning faith proposals and defenses of the Catholicism from Friday of the previous week through Thursday of the current week.

After they rejected the hierarchical Catholic Church, one of the early tasks of the protestant reformulators was to redefine what Church is; more precisely, to define the visible nature of the New Covenant community of God’s chosen people.

As it was during the time of Noah, so is it during our own time. Everyday each of us have opportunities to listen to the call of God on our life and to Cooperate with Him as we ought. Inasmuch as we may stop listening to Him, God never stops calling us to get it right.

Altogether I find this idea of evangelizing through beauty as the first principle to be one of the most dangerous ideas ever uttered in modern Catholicism. I have taken time below to list what I believe are the Three Great Dangers of Evangelizing through Beauty.

It is something to consider that the life of Jesus of Nazareth began with a King (Herod) trying to kill Him because he felt that the coming of the Messiah threatened his kingship. Then throughout His ministry He has to reject the efforts of His followers to make Him their earthly ‘King’.

This is an interview I had on Life Line with Melinda Knight on Living Bread Radio of Northeast Ohio. We spent about a half and hour talking about my conversion from Agnostic to Protestant to Catholic, Father Augustus Tolton, Eugenics, and Pro-Life work in the Black American Community.

Jack Andraka has been going around on television, radio, and print claiming his award to be some sign from Pope Francis and the Vatican of a bold and new progressive step forward in accepting ‘gays’. Why is he and homosexual lobby lying?

Institutional evil is a virus that infects entire groups through the evil actions of individuals that have influence over the collective. It can happen gradually over time, even to organizations that originally had a Christian oriented mission.

Black communities are falling apart, and organizations who claim to help are making things worse. Is the Catholic Church willing to step up to the plate?

Again, the longer we keep evildoers in our company, the harder it becomes for us to stay committed to doing the right thing. It makes us weary of doing well when everyone around us is having fun doing wrong.

The Gospel Reading for the Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time comes from Luke 20:27-38, in which Jesus offers the Gospel’s most definitive and succinct teaching on the reality and nature of resurrection and the communion of saints.

There remains to be fewer greater errors in regards to man’s historical perception of the Church than when he, sometimes in forgivable ignorance, posits that the Church emerged only after the Death of Jesus.