by The Catholic Clutch | Nov 11, 2025 | Bishop Barron, Blogs about Faith, Culture, Insight, Catholic Apologetics, Early Church Fathers
The Enduring Influence of the Early Church Fathers 1. Apostolic Continuity The early Church Fathers bridged the living memory of the apostles and later generations. Writing within a few centuries of Christ, they transmitted the authentic faith, ensuring that Christian...
by The Catholic Clutch | Jul 28, 2024 | Fr Roger Morgan, Holy Eucharist, Sunday Sermon
Fr Roger Morgan's Sunday Homily 7.28.24 at the 11AM Mass In his July 28th sermon, Fr. Roger Morgan discussed Jesus feeding the 5000, urging trust in God’s abundant provision. He invited hope in divine abundance, reconciliation, and faith in the Eucharist and...
by The Catholic Clutch | Jul 25, 2024 | Lives of the Saints, Saint of the Day
Saint James the Greater: Apostle & First Martyr | Feast Day July 25th Saint James the Greater: Apostle & First Apostle to be Martyred | Feast Day July 25th. Known as Santiago Matamoros, patron of Spaniards, according to tradition he led Christian forces to victory...
by The Catholic Clutch | Jul 18, 2024 | Catholic Bible Study, Mother Angelica, Quotes from the Saints, Suffering
Transform Your Trials Mother Angelica teaches us to transform trials into spiritual growth, drawing insights from St. Paul and the Scriptures to overcome burnout and renew our faith. Let's the Transformation Begin Jump to Scripture Review Transforming Suffering:...
by The Catholic Clutch | Jul 16, 2024 | Bishop Barron, Catholic Apologetics, Catholic Bible Study, Sunday Sermon
Jesus Sends the Twelve: Commanded to Preach, Heal, and Exorcise On the Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time, Bishop Barron discusses Mark 6, where Jesus sends out the Twelve. He highlights the early Church’s lack of structure but focus on evangelism and exorcism....
