A lot of parents indicate that they don’t want to influence their kids too much as to which religion they choose. They want their kids to be able to choose their religion freely for themselves without any kind of bias.
I think that’s a really neat idea. [Keep Reading]
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“St. Augustine understood that it was not he who had found Truth, but that Truth itself, which is God, pursued and found him,” Pope Benedict recently reflected.
He went on in reference to Augustine’s Confessions saying, “Creatures must be silent so that there will be a silence in which God can speak. This is also true in our time. Sometimes there is a sort of fear of silence, of recollection, of reflecting on one’s acts, on the profound meaning of one’s life. [...] There is fear of seeking the Truth, or perhaps there is fear that the Truth will find us, will grip us and change our life, as happened to St. Augustine.” [Keep Reading]
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Welcome to Fallible Blogma! Matthew Warner is a Catholic blogger, speaker and founder of flockNote.com, TweetCatholic.com and QuoteCatholic.com. He was named one of the Top Ten Most Fascinating Catholics of 2009 and also blogs for the National Catholic Register. [-]