488 Quotes About Catholicism
- Author John A. O'Brien
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To say that such a stupendous achievement could have been accomplished through the unaided efforts of a handful of Galilean fishermen is to deny the evidence offered by all the laws of history and human experience.
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- Author Thomas Merton
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Mere sitting at home and meditating on the divine presence is not enough for our time. We have to come to the end of a long journey and see that the stranger we meet there is no other than ourselves—which is the same as saying that we find Christ in him. For if the Lord is risen, as He said, He is actually or potentially alive in every man.
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- Author Arthur A. Denny
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The first religious service in Seattle was by Bishop Demers, a Catholic, in 1852. The next was by Rev. Benjamin F. Close, a Methodist, who came to Olympia in the spring or early summer of 1853, and made several visits to Seattle during the summer and fall, and the same season Rev. J. F. DeVore located at Steilacoom. C. D. Boren donated two lots for a Methodist Episcopal church, and in November, 1853, Rev. D. E. Blaine and wife arrived.
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- Author Robert Chad Canter
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Believing in God is easy; keeping that faith is the hard part.
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- Author Robert Chad Canter
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Though we shall all be returned to the dust, the kingdom and glory of our God shall endure forever
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- Author Robert Chad Canter
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Very few people are prepared to stand up and defend the Church against the interests and ideals of nonbelievers.
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- Author Saint Thomas More
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Christ biddeth us watch, not play at cards and dice, not to banquet and surfeit, not to drink ourselves drunk, and fulfil our filthy lusts, but he biddeth us watch and pray. And pray doth he bid us not now and then among, but always without any ceasing.
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- Author Frank McCourt
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I think my father is like the Holy Trinity with three people in him, the one in the morning with the paper, the one at night with the stories and the prayers, and then the one who does the bad thing and comes home with the smell of whiskey and wants us to die for Ireland.
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- Author Joseph Bathanti
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Our favorite games were killing.Our favorite books were death.It had been beaten into us:God is love.Not the parched face and gnarledcapes across a stick body; jitteringin the nude sky, we couldn't seetrying to touch usfor the blood in our eyes.
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