Travelling the Catholic Road Together
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When Bishop Barron said that Catholicism was the privileged way to salvation, he got a lot of heat. But you know, if privilege is an opportunity or an advantage, then to be a Catholic is to bear a deep responsibility, not only to one’s own soul, but to those of others. To die with Jesus really means not merely accepting suffering, but coming, in God’s time, to embrace it, as cooperation in the work of salvation.
Decades ago, I moved to Los Angeles, California where the weather was more fair, ready to be a lawyer for which I had trained, but hoping to become a writer or radio broadcaster in which I had dabbled in college. The law and a steady income were more practical, but the tug of pure creativity never diminished. Another tug--of the soul--brought me back to my Catholic faith. Time passed with its inexorable determination. An opportunity presented itself to combine my experience of my reversion to faith with my creative side--a podcast called "Ordinary Old Catholic Me". View more posts
Ordinary Old Catholic Me