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Tag Archives: Catholic History
How To Combat The New ‘Dark Ages’ Which Threatens To Consume Us
“The first barbarians believed in marriage, believed men and women were different, believed in God, believed God should be worshiped. … The new barbarians don’t hold to any of those principles. Therefore, we can say in all legitimacy, that we are entering a new Dark Ages.” Continue reading
How a Texas Wildcatter and an Agnostic Archeologist Discovered St. Peter’s Bones
It was 1939 and the world was going to war. However, at the Vatican, a bevy of men were working feverishly underneath St. Peter’s Basilica to fulfill Pope Pius XI’s request to be buried in that mostly forgotten and unused … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Catholic, Catholic History, Christian persecution, EWTN, martyrs, Nero, St. Peter, St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican
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The Real Story of Catholic History: Answering Twenty Centuries of Anti-Catholic Myths
How often do you hear anti-Catholic bigots say things like this: The Church is opposed to science, and persecuted Galileo for teaching that the earth revolves around the sun. The Catholic Church is responsible for more wars than anything else … Continue reading