Love for people innervated John Eudes’ (1601-80) work, who from the beginning, gave of himself. As a young priest he worked among plague victims, and lived alone so as not to risk infecting other members of his religious order. He became a famous preacher and confessor, and in 1641 founded the Sisters of Our Lady of Charity of the Refuge in Caen, Normandya, a community to help women who had Read the rest of this entry »
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Reform From Within
Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Saturday, August 19, 2017
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Bad Theology
Posted by Warm Southern Breeze on Friday, September 23, 2011
Originally uploaded by SouthernBreeze
In a previous entry, I had shared that I didn’t write much – if at all – about religion, theology and the like in this blog. And, that’s correct.
However, in my photostream – photoblog/phlog/phoblog, etc., whatever you want to call it (I think I’ll call it “phlog”) – I do write about such things.
Go figure.
Here’s one such example.
Bon apétit!
Some folks (certain Protestant denominations) make open mock and deride Read the rest of this entry »
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