Tag Archives: Catholic

The Elusive Persona of God

Posted on June 14, 2023 by Dr. Ernie Sherretta, D. Min.

“God glows and burns with all the divine wealth and all the divine bliss in the spark of the soul” and is never extinguished there. Hidden in this spark is something like the original outbreak of all goodness, something like … Continue reading →

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Whose Church Is It Anyway?

Posted on May 2, 2023 by Dr. Ernie Sherretta, D. Min.

In the Catholic tradition, the followers of Jesus are referred to as The Body of Christ, The People of God, The Faithful, The Flock, and the Church(ecclesia). In some cases,these nomenclatures have been around as long as or before those … Continue reading →

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Thursday of Holy Week

Posted on April 6, 2023 by Dr. Ernie Sherretta, D. Min.

Much Food for Thought Regardless of what you believe about the Last Supper, there are many questions that need to be considered. The information provided below is not meant to sow seeds of doubt about the words and actions of … Continue reading →

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