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    In a World of More, We Need a Theology of Enough

    A theology of enough is the foundation of contentment.

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    Influencer Calls Adventist Leaders to Make the Right Decisions for This Time

    “I am here today before you because of two things,” Seventh-day Adventist social media influencer Petronellah T. Kunzwa told more than 300 members of the General Conference Executive Committee (GC EXCOM) on October 8. “I love Jesus with all my heart and soul . . . and I have this,” she added, showing the audience … Continued

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    EP67: Hebrews 12(1-2)

    Beginning Hebrews ch. 12.

  • Complicit Clergy Read

    Catholic Charities Partners With Hamas-Linked ICNA To Bring Afghan Muslim Migrants To Kansas

    Catholic Charities Partners With Hamas-Linked ICNA To Bring Afghan Muslim Migrants To Kansas Catholic Charities Partners With Hamas-Linked ICNA To Bring Afghan Muslim Migrants To KansasThis is why Pope Leo excoriates Trump: because Trump is trying to stop the mass migration that puts hundreds of millions of dollars into the coffers of the Roman Catholic Church. The Church, meanwhile, couldn’t care less about ICNA’s Hamas ties. Caring for the well-being of the Kansans who will have to live with these Afghans? That’s not good for business.

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    WATCH: Mass Migration Is A Criminal Enterprise — And The Vatican Is Blessing It

    Frank Wright challenges the Vatican’s presentation of mass migration as principally a question of human dignity and human rights. Cardinal Robert Sarah has warned against using Scripture to justify mass migration, and he argues that Pope Leo XIV has drawn a false moral equivalence between opposition to mass migration or support for national borders

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    The Courage to Stand, Part 1: Bonhoeffer’s Journey and Ours

    Bonhoeffer was not always bold. In autumn 1933 he fled to London, weary and anxious, and Karl Barth answered with a sharp letter. Richard Burnett asks what that exchange teaches about finding courage to stand. This article first appeared on Theology Matters: The Courage to Stand, Part 1: Bonhoeffer’s Journey and Ours

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    Belgian Bishop Says No Married Priests Would Be ‘Fatal Blow’ To Synodal Process

    Belgian Bishop Johan Bonny has said that if the Vatican does not allow married priests, it would be “a fatal blow to the credibility and implementation of the entire synodal process.” In a new interview published in the October issue of German Catholic magazine Herder Korrespondenz, Bonny said that he is “confident that by the

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    Argentine Bishop Removed From Office Following Allegations By 2 Adults

    Argentine Bishop Removed From Office Following Allegations By 2 Adults Argentine Bishop Removed From Office Following Allegations By 2 AdultsRicardo Seirutti has been removed from the office of auxiliary bishop and vicar general of the Archdiocese of Córdoba, Argentina, following a canonical process initiated due to “allegations made by two adults regarding conduct unbecoming of his episcopal ministry.”

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    Evangelism - Theology Matters

    Why does the word evangelism make so many mainline Christians anxious? Raymond Hylton turns to the Great Commission in Galilee, arguing that witness rests on Christ’s authority, not on our management of outcomes. This article first appeared on Theology Matters: Evangelism

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    Cardinal Burke Defends Title ‘Co-Redemptrix’ For The Virgin Mary

    Cardinal Burke Defends Title ‘Co-Redemptrix’ For The Virgin Mary Cardinal Burke Defends Title ‘Co-Redemptrix’ For The Virgin MaryCardinal Raymond Burke has stressed that the absolute beginning and perfect model of human cooperation in the Redemption is the Virgin Mother, who, having participated in a wholly unique way in the mystery of the Incarnation and the Passion, is rightly called the Co-Redemptrix.

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    Now we are twelve-ish: the growing Diocese of the Southern Cross

    Today, Saturday, the 10th of October, 2026, sees the Diocese of the Southern Cross grow towards 12 churches. In Brisbane, two lay ministers will be ordained as deacons, and their congregations will become Member Churches of the Diocese of the Southern Cross. The Anglican Church of the Torres Strait is also about to join the Diocese, becoming the twelfth Member Church.

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    The Good Deposit of the Gospel

    Reflecting on Paul’s final letter, Douglas Pratt traces the word “entrust” in 2 Timothy and asks whether the church is investing in the next generation of pastors and leaders to whom the gospel will be handed on. This article first appeared on Theology Matters: The Good Deposit of the Gospel

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    Cardinal Müller Defends The Title Of Co-Redemptrix: “It Is Not An Exaggeration, But A Truth Contained In Revelation”

    Cardinal Müller Defends The Title Of Co-Redemptrix: “It Is Not An Exaggeration, But A Truth Contained In Revelation” Cardinal Müller Defends The Title Of Co-Redemptrix: “It Is Not An Exaggeration, But A Truth Contained In Revelation”Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller, former Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, has openly defended the title of Co-redemptrix applied to the Blessed Virgin Mary,

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    Cathedral in Bauchi bombed

    At least two people died and over 40 were injured yesterday in a suicide bomb attack on St. John’s Catholic Cathedral, Murtala Mohammed Way, in the Bayan Gari area of Bauchi Town.

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    There Is No Option: Mary Is Co-Redemptrix

    Out of all the outrageous acts coming out of the Vatican in just the last year, one of the most heinous is the attempted stripping of the Virgin Mary’s title of Co-Redemptrix. The doctrinal note Mater Populi Fidelis, approved by Leo XIV (October 7, 2025), isn’t subtle. It boldly proclaims that it is “always inappropriate“

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    St Peter’s Evangelical Church: Iran Faces UN Scrutiny After Confiscation Threat

    The United Nations has released a communication addressed to the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran concerning the imminent confiscation of the compound of St Peter’s Evangelical Church in Tehran, the oldest Protestant church in the country, and the forced eviction of its residents. The letter, dated 10 July 2026 and registered as UA

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    Why Study Theology?

    What is doctrine for? Seminarian Jonathan Sundermeier turns to Calvin’s Institutes to argue that theology’s highest end is piety: reverent love of God that is formed by knowing him and issues in joyful obedience. This article first appeared on Theology Matters: Why Study Theology?

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    Pope Leo Appoints Proponent Of Female Ordination To Top Vatican Post

    Pope Leo Appoints Proponent Of Female Ordination To Top Vatican Post Pope Leo Appoints Proponent Of Female Ordination To Top Vatican PostPope Leo XIV has appointed Sister Mary Teresa Barron, N.S.A., as undersecretary of the Dicastery for Evangelization and president of the Pontifical Mission Societies. The Irish religious sister will be the first woman to lead the network that oversees, among other initiatives, the World Mission Sunday collection.

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    Pope Leo Hosts Week-Long, Closed-Door Conference On Amoris Laetitia

    Pope Leo Hosts Week-Long, Closed-Door Conference On Amoris Laetitia Pope Leo Hosts Week-Long, Closed-Door Conference On Amoris LaetitiaPope Leo XIV on Wednesday urged Catholic leaders to courageously accompany families in their weaknesses and failures, as he embraced one of Pope Francis’ most contentious teachings about welcoming Catholics in second marriages and otherwise “irregular” unions.

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    French Bishop Claims Riots Caused By Anxiety Over ‘Climate Change:’ Calls For ‘Dialogue’ With Rioters

    French Bishop Claims Riots Caused By Anxiety Over ‘Climate Change:’ Calls For ‘Dialogue’ With Rioters French Bishop Claims Riots Caused By Anxiety Over ‘Climate Change:’ Calls For ‘Dialogue’ With RiotersJust days after Pope Leo XIV’s Sept. 25-28 apostolic visit to France, scenes of unrest have replaced the atmosphere of unity and peace that marked the papal trip.

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