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Quick Questions Do Catholics believe in the Rapture?
Quick Questions How do we know that St. Anne was the Virgin Mary's mother, since she's not mentioned in the Bible?
Quick Questions Will we all be gods one day, as Mormons believe?
Quick Questions Why is Paul referred to as an apostle when he clearly was not one of the Twelve?
Quick Questions In light of Matthew 11:11, who is the greater human creature, Mary or John the Baptist?
Quick Questions Why do Matthew's and Mark's listings of the names of apostles differ from Luke's in listing Thaddeus instead of a second Judas?
Quick Questions What does being baptized "on behalf of the dead" mean?
Quick Questions How do we know that Jesus descends from David as prophesied?
Quick Questions Was it presumption for Sts. John and Paul to write they were heaven-bound?

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Jim Blackburn

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~ Oliver Plunket, Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of all Ireland, Saint; after being sentenced to death, he joyfully declared "Thanks be to God" in front of all; on July 11, 1681, Pluncket was the last martyr at Tyburn, victim of the notorious Lord Shaftesbury and his chief perjured witness, Titus Oates, both of whom were subsequently thrown in jail.