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Due
to the recent attacks on the Holy Father
from the mainstream T.V. media and Print
media,
I've created a separate
page with a list
of postings that may help confused Catholics
on this and related issues.
Although the O'Reilly Factor, originally titled the O'Reilly Report, is off the air, because
of the popularity of this show and the number of potential viewers who
heard Bill's misstatements on
Marian and similar Church Teachings, we have carried over his on-air
blunders on the web pages below. Anyone is welcome to check our rebuttals for faithfulness.
The same is true for Sean Hannity and his popular Fox News show: Hannity.
As people who appear to strive for the truth, especially in the faith, I'm sure both Bill and Sean would welcome these corrects as open-minded journalists.
Post-Synodal
Apostolic Exhortation Verbum
Domini
of the Holy Father Benedict XVI to Bishops, Clergy,
Consecrated Persons and The Lay Faithful On
The Word Of God In The Life And Mission
Of The Church
My good conversational friend, Brother Gregory Conant, O.S.B. died peacefully on July 23, 2015 at Saint Benedict Abbey, Still River, Massachusetts, after a lengthy illness.
I personally knew Brother Gregory before, and after, he was a professed monk at St. Benedict Abbey in Still River, Massachusetts. His engaging conversation in various areas of Church history as it related to various teachings of the Church was something no other consecrated religious will ever come close to. If he wasn't talking about history, he was talking about Popes and Catholic Councils and the effect they had on society and the world for a specific period of time.
This was a unique Benedictine monk! . . . no doubt!
His love for the Church and Church history had an important impact on my life for which I am grateful.
Requiescat
In Pace, my friend!
December 6, 1927 to July 23, 2015
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