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Author Archives: Jason
Our Journey Home Appearance – February 10 on EWTN
We are excited, and honored, to be scheduled to appear on The Journey Home at 8 ET, Monday, February 10, on EWTN. We watched A LOT of The Journey Home as we traveled our road to Rome, and it was … Continue reading
March for Life – 2014
This year, the kids and I again made our annual pilgrimage to downtown DC to participate in the March for Life, and Nikki held down the fort with the young ones who couldn’t go out in the 15 degree weather. … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Confession/Reconciliation, Culture of Life, Jason
Tagged Arlington diocese, March for Life, Roe v. Wade
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GYPSY Religion
A couple of months back, the article Why Generation Y Yuppies Are Unhappy got a lot of attention, as I believe it rang true for bunches of folks. The thesis of the article is that the expectations of young adults entering … Continue reading
“Can We Talk…and Talk and Talk and Talk?”: Satan’s Code Words – Part 2
In my last post, I discussed how Satan uses the words “assurance” and “security” to trick people into believing that God intended us to have 100% certainty about where we’ll spend eternity, and I argued that viewing Heaven as something … Continue reading
Satan’s Code Words – Part 1
Ever since—well, ever since “the beginning”—Satan has been the consummate master of the half-truth, twisting God’s words for his own devices. Go back and read the story of the Fall in Genesis 3, and you’ll see what I mean. Satan … Continue reading
Posted in Jason
Tagged assurance, certainty, code words, hope, perseverance of the saints, security, the Fall
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How Can We Rejoice Today?
Coming after the tragedy in Connecticut on Friday, I must confess that it seemed a cruel irony to me that today is Gaudete (“Rejoice”) Sunday–the third Sunday in Advent. In the face of such inexplicable horror, I certainly didn’t feel … Continue reading
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If You Want a Personal Relationship With Jesus, Become a Catholic
As a Protestant Evangelical, if there was one criticism of Catholicism that I heard more than any other, it was that Catholics didn’t have a “personal relationship” with Jesus the way we Evangelicals did. Indeed, this idea of “personal relationship” … Continue reading
An Answer to Prayer
One of the primary struggles we had when making the decision to convert to Catholicism was how to handle it with our children–particularly our son Charlie and oldest daughter Schuyler. When we first started talking about it with them, Charlie … Continue reading
Catholics United Against Tyranny
Wonderful, awesome, fantastic news from the Catholic Health Association (“CHA”)! In an about-face, the CHA on Friday announced that it does not support the Obama administration’s attempt (commonly referred to as the “HHS mandate”) to force all Catholic institutions, including … Continue reading
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