The “Sanctus” and Its Biblical Roots

The “Sanctus” and Its Biblical Roots

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How We Know God Inspired the Bible

Is the Bible really the Word of God? What makes the Bible different from the texts of other religions, and how can we know that Scripture is truly inspired by God? Dr. Sri explains Divine Revelation and how we can have confidence that, through Sacred Scripture, we encounter God s ...  Show more

Why Catholics Pray the Hail Mary

Did you know that the Hail Mary is actually a prayer that ultimately leads us to Jesus? Dr. Sri explains the Biblical roots of the prayer and reveals how Jesus is the “center of gravity” of the prayer. He also offers a simple way to pray it with greater attention and love. _ _ Fo ...  Show more

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