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1. The Apocryphal Books: Bible Worthy? February 07, 2012 I have noticed that many Catholic believers will go to great detail as to why they think that the Holy Bible is “incomplete”, because the “Hidden Books” or as more commonly known as the Apocryphal books are not included. There are many reasons why they were not included. To begin with, The Catholic Church itself did not always accept them. They were not even officially accepted until 1546 at The Council of Trent, 1500 years plus after they were written! In fact many today say that it was basically a reaction to the Protestant Reform. Fathers of the early Catholic Church such as Origen, At... (read more) Author: Brian Mason

2. Justification: The Bible vs. Roman Catholicism February 02, 2012 Does this title seem a bit strange to you? How can there be a difference in belief or interpretation of Justification between the Bible and the Roman Catholic Church? Let us first examine the definition of the word “Justification”. “Justification” is the legal declaration by God upon the sinner where God declares the sinner righteous in his eyes. Biblically speaking Justification is set entirely on the work of Jesus the Messiah on the Cross, not by “our” works. There is no other way to attain justification and that includes any works that we do. If we say we can earn our own justif... (read more) Author: Brian Mason

3. Haitian Voodoo - An Insightful Art Form December 22, 2011 Haitian Voodoo is an ancient spiritual belief originated from the country named Haiti. This belief was primarily progressed among the enslaved Africans in the course of 16th century. This represents the beliefs and civilization of Arawakian, African and Roman Catholic religions. Formerly, the enslaved Africans were not permitted to worship their voodoo mythology and forced to convert to Catholicism. The Haitian voodoo art which have been motivated from this culture, represents the elegance of Afro - Caribbean religious practices. This art form represents a single style which has been form... (read more) Author: ema sis

4. Spiritual Sites in Manila - A Haven for Beautiful Churches October 20, 2011 The deep roots of Roman Catholicism implanted by the Spanish colonial government are evident in the vast number of ancient and beautifully constructed churches scattered around the city of Manila. The city with its vast number of tourist attractions draws many visitors especially to its historical churches. If you are looking for spiritual sites the Intramuros area is a perfect place to start. The Spanish name translates to ‘within the walls’ and it houses the remnants of the old walled Spanish settlement in Manila along with a range of the city’s most ancient ruins, interesting museums and... (read more) Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

5. How to Prepare Beef Mechado Stew Recipe August 29, 2011 Filipino are known for preparing beef recipe with sauce, the affection of Filipino with those kind of food was an influenced by Spanish during their 300 years of their occupation in our country. Aside from their culinary influences, their major influences are Roman Catholicism that becomes Philippines majority religion. Some of the Spanish recipe that Filipino love are Morcon, Arroz ala Valencia, Sopas, Mechado recipe and a lots more. Those recipe is a typical food during Filipino special occasion and gathering especially Christmas and Birthday. Mechado is one of the most prepared foods not on... (read more) Author: Daisy Rockwell

6. Everyone's Pressing Holy Scripture Questions April 07, 2011 Countless binaries have been left in the wake of religious movements' continuous splintering. Some continue to find loosely scattered points of intersection but, for the most part, the separations firmly mark a taut and strained relation of direct opposition. If Christianity is used as an example, the most unremitting question and source of dispute is, what is the Gospel of Jesus Christ? A hard question if there ever was one. By common practice Christianity is divided into three large groups: Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Protestantism. Each group has and continues to undergo ... (read more) Author: Arun Submit

7. Hotels in Goa March 27, 2011 Goa is the smallest state of India but it is gorgeous. That's why often called as gorgeous Goa. It is also known to be as the "Beach Capital of India". It is one of the best holiday destinations of India and attracting vacationers through out the globe. In my words, Goa is the perfect destination for perfect vacation. It is a major tourist hub. Because tourism is its main industry, Goa provides good and comfortable accommodations for the visitors. Also it is known as a friendly Indian state, with influences of Portuguese colonialism, Roman Catholicism, Hinduism and Islam. Goa is known around t... (read more) Author: meenakshi mann

8. A Glass of the Finest Wines Australia Offers March 25, 2011 Plenty of people the world over enjoy their wine. From dinner tables in Italy, to posh restaurants in France, from the mountains of the Alps, to the low lands of Spain, this fermented fruit beverage has long been enjoyed by people for centuries. It's a staple on most dining tables of homes and restaurants, it is usually ordered at bistros and bars, a favorite nightcap, and it is even a requirement for the practices and traditions of certain religions, such as in Roman Catholicism as well as in Judaism. These wines Australia has are both a necessity and a luxury, with many different people enjo... (read more) Author: Stevens Derrick

9. Classic Jesus Pictures from Medieval Times March 06, 2011 The Roman Empire left a legacy of Classical Art even right after its decline as a "pagan" civilization acquiring adopted Christianity as its official religion in the 4th century A.D. The Medieval Period is finest explained by the overwhelming power of the Church, with the Church and Catholicism influencing each and every main aspect of Art and its creation. Numerous oriental elements enriched Christian Art even so, the overpowering intolerance of the Church and the other ideologies, like Islam, which controlled artistic output, gave the art its didactic high quality. This brought us the Christ... (read more) Author: Shelby Gillespie

10. The Different Images of Jesus Christ February 28, 2011 The Roman Empire left a legacy of Classical Art even right after its decline as a "pagan" civilization possessing adopted Christianity as its official religion in the 4th century A.D. The Medieval Period is ideal explained by the mind-boggling energy of the Church, with the Church and Catholicism influencing each and every main factor of Artwork and its development. Numerous oriental elements enriched Christian Art however, the overpowering intolerance of the Church and the other ideologies, such as Islam, which managed artistic output, gave the art its didactic top quality. This brought us th... (read more) Author: Forrest Camacho

11. Meditation for the Arizona Faithful on the Virgin of Guadalupe, Part II December 12, 2010 This is an excerpt from an article posted online on the eve of the Feast Day of Virgin of Guadalupe, a major Roman Catholic feast day for Mexicans and Mexican Americans alike. Part 2. Why is the Virgin so important to the history of the Mexican people and Catholicism? It isn't simply because she appeared to St. Juan Diego. It was because, as the hand-maiden of the Lord, Mary came to Mexico to announce that she is the Mother of the Living God. Speaking in the native language of the Mexica, Nauhuatl, she said: “Juanito, the most humble of my sons, where are you going?” He r... (read more) Author: Paul Rubi

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