Monthly Archives: March 2009

Software for Bible Study and Catechism, etc.

Posted on March 28, 2009 by Lawson "Trip" Cox

A few months back, I started doing most of my Bible and Catechism reading on my computer. I find that it’s especially helpful while traveling, but even at home, I get great benefit from the search capabilities and other features. … Continue reading →

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The Catholic Music Scene

Posted on March 21, 2009 by Lawson "Trip" Cox

Catholics in the Contemporary Christian Music scene were the focus of an article in the March 15-21 National Catholic Register (page B3 in the print edition, or here in the online edition). In case you’d like to check out these … Continue reading →

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Pope Pius XII and the Nazis

Posted on March 14, 2009 by Lawson "Trip" Cox

A recent email exchange with a non-Catholic accused Pope Pius XII of silence during the Nazi era. I explained that his claims against the Catholic Church seem to be based on urban legends, and I provided these links to articles … Continue reading →

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Do I pray to dead people?

Posted on March 14, 2009 by Lawson "Trip" Cox

A non-Catholic (actually, a quite anti-Catholic) fellow recently asked me in an e-mail, “Do you pray to dead people?” Below is my response: – Do I pray to dead people? I worship God alone and pray directly to him frequently. … Continue reading →

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Where the Bible came from

Posted on March 14, 2009 by Lawson "Trip" Cox

I’ve been involved in an email dialogue with a non-Catholic, and thought I’d share some of my messages on this blog and in the Essays section. Here is one recent writing: – Just as God worked through men to write … Continue reading →

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