Tag Archives: Mary

Another Black Legend Dispelled: The ‘Reformation’ Airs This Week On EWTN

Posted on May 3, 2020 by mjohnsonewtn

If you were brought up to believe that your father was a corrupt businessman, a thief, or a murderer, would it matter to you, maybe even change your life, if you later discovered that, far from being any of these … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Persecution/Martyrs, Church History | Tagged Catholic, Diet of Worms, EWTN, John Calvin, King Henry VIII, Martin Luther, Mary, Prayer Book Rebellion, predestination, Protestant Reformation, Queen Elizabeth, Queen of Scots | 6 Comments

When the Pain Doesn’t Make Sense: A Catholic View of Suffering

Posted on December 16, 2018 by mjohnsonewtn

Gabriel Gillen wasn’t sure what he was going to do with his life after graduating from college, but during his family’s Thanksgiving reunion he was quite vocal about the poor choice he believed his older sister was making. She was … Continue reading →

Posted in Suffering | Tagged Books, cancer, Catholic, death, dying, EWTN, Fr. Gabriel Gillen, Jesus, Joseph, Mary, pain, School of Nazareth, Sloan Kettering, Suffering | 3 Comments

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Another Black Legend Dispelled: The ‘Reformation’ Airs This Week On EWTN

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