Jun
23
2010
0
Can You Hear That? It's Push-Back from My Contraception Series.
By Anonymous (not verified)
I've had a number of excellent questions pour in, all in response to my series. I will try to answer some of the toughest ones.
Divine Mercy Q&A
Jun
16
2010
0
Have I Committed the 'Unforgivable Sin'?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Q&A: One reader frets about a particular sin Jesus speaks of in the Bible. "... I feel like God has abandoned me," he writes, "and I can't shake that feeling ..."
May
20
2010
0
A Convent Conundrum?
By Anonymous (not verified)
In one part of the Diary of St. Faustina Jesus tells Faustina she must not leave her convent. But later on Faustina contemplates leaving her order to start a new one. So what was Jesus up to, anyway?
May
12
2010
0
Part 4: Indefensible or Indispensable?
By Anonymous (not verified)
What are the three great myths about contraception? Dr. Robert Stackpole concludes his four-part series.
May
04
2010
0
Part 3: Indefensible or Indispensable?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Contraceptives were supposed to solve society's ills. But now look what happened.
Apr
28
2010
0
Part Two: Indefensible or Indispensable?
By Anonymous (not verified)
In the early 1960s, with the invention of the birth control pill, the Catholic Church was faced with a dilemma.
Apr
21
2010
0
Contraception Part 1: Indefensible or Indispensable?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Q&A: I received several questions on the Church's teachings about contraception. Well, here goes - the first in a series.
Mar
31
2010
0
The Chaplet: Can We Make Our Own Version?
By Anonymous (not verified)
A reader named Aurora sent me a question that has been sent to me, in related forms, by at least a half dozen people over the past few months.
Feb
17
2010
0
If God is so Merciful, Why Is There a Hell? (Part Two)
By Anonymous (not verified)
Dear Mike, I certainly appreciate your compassion for those in hell. No doubt, our Savior, in one sense, shares it. But ...
Feb
03
2010
0
If God is so Merciful, Why is There a Hell?
By Anonymous (not verified)
Mercy and Hell don't mix. Or do they? Dr. Stackpole shows that God's merciful love and the eternal loss of those who refuse it are not incompatible truths.
