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Death Comes to the Soul: The Vulnerable Christian in Distress – Fr. Gabriel O'Donnell
Fr. Gabriel O’Donnell argues that the Christian life is not mainly about rule-following or behavior modification, but about becoming a whole, Godward person through self-knowledge, acceptance, and relationship with Christ.This lecture was given on March 14th, 2026, at Dominican H ... Show More
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The Devil's Unveiling in the Temptation of Christ: A 'Perfect' Temptation – Dr. Carl Vennerstrom
Dr. Carl Vennerstrom argues that Christ’s temptation in the desert is a perfect temptation: it reveals every major kind of temptation, shows the devil’s weakness, and becomes a means of salvation rather than merely an obstacle.This lecture was given on March 13th, 2026, at Domini ... Show More
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