Originally posted on at any streetcorner:
Saint Augustine and Aquinas are both famously known for their philosophical and theological explorations, with Augustine…
Author: Philip Augustine
Pilgrim of Christ, Husband, Catholic Catechist, and an aspiring historian.
Roman Martyrology: 29th of May
THE feast of St. Mary Magdalen, Carmelite nun, whose birthday is on the 25th of this month.—At Rome, on the … More
Roman Martyrology: 28th Day of May
St. Augustine of Canterbury AT Canterbury, in England, St. Augustine, bishop, mentioned on the 26th of this month.—In Sardinia, the … More
Roman Martyrology: 27th Day of May
Venerable Bede THE demise of the Venerable Bebe, priest, confessor and doctor, renowned for sanctity and learning.—The birthday of St. … More
Atheism’s Evolutionary Reduction of Religion: Moralism
Originally posted on Fr. Pietraszko's Corner:
There is an ongoing trend amongst atheists to frame religion in a historical context in order…
Could You Influence Anything? Take A Step Back and Look.
I think it’s easy to write about Church History, doctrine, canon laws, etc. It’s easy to talk about how Catholics, … More
Did You Use to like Cards Against Humanity and then Repented of Your Sins? Help Fund This Game on Kickstarter!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/martinusen/the-catholic-card-game-a-party-game-for-catholics The Game This epic creation was designed with the Catholic Church as our inspiration. Each card draws … More
The Genealogy of Matthew
The two primary sources that I’ve used for a commentary of the Nativity of our Lord, it seems are not … More
No Room for Humility?
One of Fr. Raymond E. Brown’s arguments against the Egyptian Tax census documents being evidence for Joseph traveling to his … More
Did The Gospel of Luke’s Census Happen?
Luke also in the opening description puts his narrative onto a historical foundation by citing a census during the period: … More
