Category Archives: Ecumenism
Why I Don’t Accept Reformed Theology
John Calvin 1554 I could use these one thousand words to explain Five Point Calvinism (TULIP) and put together an…
The Head-Slapping Criticism of Pope Francis
The criticism coming from the self-identified "loyal opposition" Catholics in the media who feel obliged to fraternally…
My “Let It Be” Stage on “Gay Marriage”
Last year when Obama said that his views on "gay marriage" were evolving, I wrote that my views had also evolved on…
Mass Confusion: Interference
Earlier today I was driving down the road listening to my local Catholic station. Every so often a popular rock station…
A Letter to my Christian Friends
I am a Cradle Catholic. From the moment I was conceived, I was meant to be Catholic and I feel very fortunate because…
Defending the Canon of the Bible–All 73 Books, Part 2
Last week, in the first part of this two part series, I gave a brief outline of the history of the Church and, by…
Defending the Canon of the Bible–All 73 Books
One common dispute against the Catholic Church by well meaning but misinformed Protestants is the assertion that the…
The Baptism of our Lord: the Reason Baptismal Regeneration is True
In the spirit of the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord, which was celebrated yesterday, my heart has been on this…
Holy Mother of God: A Litany for Women
For the Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God, January 1, 2013. For Carla, because she showed us how to follow the…
If Sola Scriptura Is True
In a popular apologetics book written by one Catholic Sistas’ guest contributors Devin Rose, entitled If Protestantism…
Just A Mom and Her Internet
Do you ever ask yourself whether it is alright to stay plugged-in to the internet? I have struggled with this…
Mary: More Than a Minor Role in the Christmas Story
In many non-Catholic Christian traditions, the time of year has arrived in which it is deemed acceptable…
Teachings of the Early Church Fathers: How Catholics Embrace “Faith Alone”
Though Christ never intended for His Body of believers to be divided, in the 495 years since the initiation of…
Reformation Day: What the Original Protestant actually Taught
Today marks one day shy of 495 years since Martin Luther first initiated what would become known as the Protestant…
The False Dichotomy of Religion versus Relationship with God
In 2007, the year I graduated high school and the year Facebook began to popularize, the “religious views” section…
Going AWOL Out of The Christian Civil War: How My Desire for Christian Unity Lead Me Home to The Catholic Church (Part 2))
In the first part of my “coming home” story, I described how my Christian life began and how, only a few years later,…
Going AWOL Out of The Christian Civil War: How My Desire for Christian Unity Lead Me Home to The Catholic Church (Part 1)
“So, that girl, do you know if she’s a Christian?” “Uh, well, she’s Catholic…” This was a statement that I have…
Ecumenism and Tough Love
Ecumenism is a word that causes some uneasiness, a concern that Catholic doctrine will be expected…
Respond with grace…
Oooh-wee! The Catholic Blogosphere is all worked up, aren't we? HHS! PP! SGK! (LOL... better keep up on…
That They May All Be One
Jesus prayed that we would be one, with the same singularity of the Trinity as three persons in one. If this was a…
