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Quick Questions What did Jesus mean in saying that the Father was greater than he?
Quick Questions How can we use Scripture to show the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son?
Video Jesus and Mary compared to Adam and Eve
Quick Questions Was it possible for Jesus to have been romantically attracted to Mary Magdalene?
Quick Questions Was Jesus a vegetarian, as PETA claims?
Quick Questions Why do we need all the rules of organized religion, when the Golden Rule sums up everything about how to live?
Quick Questions Is there any verse in the Bible wherein Jesus himself said that he is God?
Quick Questions Some of my non-Catholic friends say the Church is satanic. What can I do?
Video Passion of the Christ: Do I need to watch it?
Radio Shows Are Catholics Christian? 10/24/2011 7pm ET
Quick Questions What's the real significance of the temple curtain being torn?
Quick Questions If St. Paul says long hair is unnatural for men, why do our portraits of Jesus show him with it?
Quick Questions Was Jesus' feeding of the 5,000 really a miracle of sharing?
Radio Shows Where We Got the Bible 4/13/2012 7pm ET
Quick Questions On the Cross, did Jesus really believe that his Father had abandoned him?
Quick Questions What is the Catholic understanding of the biblical plan of salvation?
Quick Questions Who brought Christ back from the dead?
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Radio Shows Evangelizing Mormons 1/23/2012 7pm ET
Quick Questions What does the word again mean in the Apostles’ Creed phrase “he rose again”?

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"Without Thy presence, nought, O Lord, is sweet,
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Whether 'tis wine we drink or food we eat,
Till Grace divine and Faith shall sanctify."

~ Prudentius, a 5th century Christian poet, from his Ante cibum, describing the Christian practice of "saying grace" before meals.