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Tracts Do Miracles Still Occur?
Magazine Articles The Divinity of the Holy Spirit
Quick Questions Can you explain the Trinity in plain language?
Magazine Articles How Can Mary Be God’s Mother?
Quick Questions If Jesus was God, why did he pray?
Quick Questions Isn't it blasphemy to call Mary the "Mother of God"?
Quick Questions I am Catholic. A Protestant told me that the people are the church, but I’m pretty sure that is not true. Can you help me? What is the Church?
Quick Questions Why didn't God reveal himself as a Trinity in the Old Testament?
Quick Questions How can we use Scripture to show the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son?
Video Evangelizing Muslims
Quick Questions How do we counter the charge that the addition of "filioque" was an illicit alteration of the Creed?
Quick Questions If God exists, then wouldn't he be constantly creating? Wouldn't there have to be an initial creation that proved his existence?
Quick Questions What should I say to a priest who refers to God as "he or she"?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 1/3/2012 6pm ET
Video Can we call God "mother?"
Radio Shows The Chaplain Is In 12/7/2011 6pm ET
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 6/7/2012 6pm ET
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 5/22/2012 6pm ET
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 5/22/2012 7pm ET
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 8/23/2012 7pm ET

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Jim Blackburn

"I have been listening to you on EWTN for about one year now.  I left the Catholic Church 42 years ago and have been attending Protestant churches.  After many struggles during this last year, I finally went to confession on Sunday. Thank you all so much for helping me on my journey home.”

~ Peggy
 
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"Holy Father, now I believe."

~ Bishop Edward Fitzgerald of Little Rock, Arkansas; one of only two bishops at Vatican Council I who had opposed the definition of papal infallibility in the final vote; publicly acknowledging his acceptance of the truth thus defined.