Joe Heschmeyer explores redemptive suffering. Suffering exists, and there’s no getting around it, and no escaping from it. But suffering doesn’t have to be pointless. Because God is good, we know that he will only ...
While Abraham is often considered the father of faith, Joe Heschmeyer explores that there are a few cracks in Abraham’s faith. He writes: “What Abraham struggled with was the all-too-familiar temptation to follow God on ...
Writer Joe Heschmeyer explores the Church’s doctrine of papal infallibility and how it relates to the recent criticisms of the canonization of Pope John Paul II. Heschmeyer writes: “How can Catholic belief in infallibility survive ...
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Peruvian Indigenous bury remains of dozens massacred in 1985
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Closure: Peruvian Indigenous bury remains of dozens massacred in 1985
Hundreds of people gathered in this tiny Andean village for the burial of the remains of 50 victims of a bruta...
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