The Catholic Defender: A Gym Re-conversion in Iraq Part 6
It was a hot dry morning in July at Joint Security Station Sadr City Iraq. I had spent the morning ensuring that Sick Call ran smoothly...
The Catholic Defender: Where Are You
Adam and Eve both sinned against the command of the Lord and they both ate of the tree of life they were ordered to abstain from....
The Catholic Defender: One Confession Is Worth More Than A Hundred Exorcisms
On the evening of that day, the first day of the week, the doors being shut where the disciples were, for fear of the Jews, Jesus came...
The Catholic Defender: Absolution in the Confessional, The Mercy Seat Of God
Have you ever been asked why Catholics must go to Confession? I wish I had a nickel for every time I've been challenged with that? In the...
The Catholic Defender: Be Strong, Be A Man Is A Plea To Be Vigilant
King David gave this instruction to his son, Solomon just before he died, "I am about to go the way of all the earth. Be strong, and show...
The Catholic Defender: Five Reasons God Sends Mother Mary, Saints and Angels To Earth
On 11/14/2021 during the Deepertruth Radio Show, "Journey With Mary" John Carpenter was sharing our second show detailing the Story of...
The Guardian Angel: Eucharistic Miracle of Middleburg-Lovanio, Belgium 1374
Before the Eucharistic Miracle, let us examine St. Ambrose and some of his words, and know also, through the Holy Spirit he helped St....
The Catholic Defender: You shall not covet your neighbor's goods.
Of the Ten Commandments, it seems that both 9 and 10 get pushed down to the point where we do not always see the relevance. But I've...
The Catholic Defender: Plugging the Holes!
When a person goes to Confession and their sins are gone, what remains? Consider a nail hammered into a board and then removed? What...
The Catholic Defender: Men Will Render Account For Every Careless Word They Utter
There is pollution in the air that is effecting the hearts and minds of many people all over the world. Children often are the target of...
