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Angels & Dragons VI: “Set the Oppressed Free!” (Luke 4:18)

Published January 4, 2018 • Written by Deacon Guadalupe Rodriguez Filed Under: Column

This article is about setting the demonically oppressed free and “ proclaiming liberty to the captives” (Luke 4:18) using deliverance prayers. It is not about the demonically ‘possessed’ but about the everyday spiritual battle which Christians face against “the dragon and his angels” (Rev. 12:7) in these ominous times! Immediately after my diaconal ordination, 11 years ago,… [Read More]

Written by Deacon Guadalupe Rodriguez • Published January 4, 2018

Is God Punishing Us with Nuclear War and Meteors

Published October 28, 2017 • Written by Deacon Guadalupe Rodriguez Filed Under: Faith

This article is a continuation of two previous articles (Is God Punishing Us with Hurricanes and Earthquakes? and Is God Punishing Us with Fires and Shootings?). The church approved private revelations of Fatima and Akita seem to disagree with the conclusions of those articles, “The Father will inflict a terrible punishment on all humanity. It… [Read More]

Written by Deacon Guadalupe Rodriguez • Published October 28, 2017

The Psychology of Terrorism and What We Can Do About It

Published September 15, 2014 • Written by Britt Echtenkamp Filed Under: Blog

Unless you’ve been living under a rock without cable or wifi your entire life, you have most likely heard about and been horrified by the plethora of terrorist attack stories lately (and since the dawn of mankind, really). Barbarism – acts that include severe cruelty, not the male hair-cutting profession – have daunted us from… [Read More]

Written by Britt Echtenkamp • Published September 15, 2014

Seeds of Peace and Justice

Published June 19, 2014 • Written by Trenton Henrichson Filed Under: Blog, Faith

John 15: 8 This is to my Father’s glory, that you bear much fruit, showing yourselves to be my disciples. During a recent monologue on the changing situation in Iraq, comedian Jon Stewart lampooned conservative pundits for their use of the phrase “seeds of democracy” to justify the 2003 invasion. I know not everyone will… [Read More]

Written by Trenton Henrichson • Published June 19, 2014

Benedict XVI Visits Our Mexican Neighbors

Published March 29, 2012 • Written by Cristóbal Almanza Filed Under: World and News

Seeing our German Pope wear a Mexican charro style sombrero was definitely one of my favorite images of our Holy Father’s  Apostolic visit to Mexico and Cuba the last few days. Sure, he wears a red, Italian styled Saturno that looks almost like a smaller sombrero, but it’s in keeping with tradition and it’s practical… [Read More]

Written by Cristóbal Almanza • Published March 29, 2012

Flying High and Falling Fast (Review: “Mockingjay”)

Published February 7, 2012 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Reviews

Dear readers, the end has arrived. That is, the end of this series of reviews has arrived. I dove back into the Hunger Games trilogy at the beginning of this calendar year, and I shared that journey with you all in my reviews of The Hunger Games and of Catching Fire. Moving at a speed… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published February 7, 2012

The Heat Is On (Review: “Catching Fire”)

Published January 24, 2012 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Reviews

While I was home for Christmas, I saw Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows with my mom and sister. I loved it. It was one of the best sequels I’ve ever seen, because it didn’t strictly require knowledge of the first movie, but it built beautifully on what had been established. Reading Catching Fire, the… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published January 24, 2012

Playing with the Girl Who Was on Fire (Review: “The Hunger Games”)

Published January 10, 2012 • Written by Lindsay Wilcox Filed Under: Blog, Reviews

This may be the hardest review I’ve written for ACNM. This is not because I didn’t read the book. I did; I’ve read it twice now, and I would never try to review a book I hadn’t finished reading. This is not because I didn’t like the book; it was amazing. This is because the… [Read More]

Written by Lindsay Wilcox • Published January 10, 2012

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