The Two Brothers; or, Why are you a Protestant? Part 3

Last month I posted the second of four parts to this engaging story (if you're into being engaged with this kind of story, that is : ). Here is the third. If you haven't already read the first or second, would like to read them all at once, or at least before I continue 'time-releasing' them, you can find them linked in the right hand side-bar of the blog under the heading 'Check This Out'.

The Celibacy and Fatherhood of Paul

• The Apostle Paul was celibate and yet he called himself a "father".
• Did Christ really prohibit calling all men "father"? If so, why did Paul call himself a spiritual "father"?
• Learn how the Catholic discipline of celibacy and spiritual fatherhood are related in Saint Paul and in the Catholic Church.

Click here to listen to a 21 minute podcast addressing these points listed above.

A Blessed Advent to all!

Update:

Recently, it has been difficult finding time to contribute to the blog with our own posts. It is partly for this reason that I have been posting contributions from "outside authors" that I have found, at least, interesting and thought provoking. My hope is that we will be able, in the near future, to continue adding our own posts that will be worthy of your time and will provide further insight into the why's of being Catholic and the why not's of being Protestant or Bible-only.

Until then, we hope the links and "visiting posts" provided on the blog will find a welcome readership. A blessed Advent to all!