Part I: The Challenge of Perseverance and the Gift of the Brown Scapular In every age, the question echoes: “Lord, are they few who are saved?” (Luke 13:23). The Gospel warns us of the narrow gate, yet also assures us of God’s mercy and the spiritual helps He provides along the way. In a world…
Humility, Trust, and the Living Tradition of the Church The phrase “Lord, I am not worthy to receive You” is a statement of humility recited by Catholics before Holy Communion. It is a phrase that comes from a Roman centurion’s confession to Jesus. The centurion, recognizing Jesus’ power, humbly acknowledges he is not worthy for…
A sobering look at the unheeded messages of Our Lady of Fatima. This article explores the warnings of divine punishment, the decisive spiritual battle for souls, and the ‘last remedies’ given to humanity. A powerful call to prayer and penance on Agoradomus.
From Papal authority in the Middle Ages to the political impact of the Protestant Reformation, discover how this legacy shapes our world. A deep historical dive on Agoradomus.
In a busy world, how do we find spiritual health? This article explores the Holy Rosary, a cherished Catholic devotion—its history, its scriptural roots, and its power to lead souls to the heart of Jesus. Discover its meaning on Agoradomus.
Ever wonder why Catholics pray for the dead? This article explores the ancient doctrine of Purgatory, drawing from Scripture and the Saints to explain this profound act of charity. A deep dive into faith, death, and the life to come on Agoradomus.
Is politics just a dirty game? Bro. Victor Ozioko explores the true meaning of politics from its Greek roots to the writings of the Church Fathers. A must-read for Christians seeking to understand their role in society.
Editor’s Introduction: Welcome to the AgoraDomus. In our mission to discuss the great moral questions affecting our society, we believe it is vital to hear strong, faith-based perspectives. In this passionate essay, the author presents a traditionalist Christian view on the role of sin in the modern world, arguing that its dismissal lies at the…
Sometimes as a parent, you are easily moved to pity to behold the enormity of rejection our Lord faces today. The rejection came even from his close associates and ministers such as priests, Bishops, and Religious. In these cases, we begin to pity Jesus and even mourn for Him the way the Holy women of…
There is a very cunning way of giving space to the proponents of misunderstanding regarding certain things that have to do with the orthodoxy and orthopraxis of the Church. This is the case of those who, under the pretense of a false spirit of docility to the Church, deny both theologians and the faithful the…
Someone once asked me. Father, in these days of confusion within the Church, how do we avoid being deceived given that it would not be an easy feat to intellectually contend with some of these “Big Brains” who intend to lure us into deception. The Test of Trustworthiness Now, three are the requirements of the…
MILITIA EST VITA CATTOLICUM – THE LIFE OF A CATHOLIC IS A BATTLE Chaminade was right when he said: “All the ages of the Church are marked by the struggles and triumphs of the Augusta Maria. All heresies, says the Church, have bowed down before the holiest Virgin, who little by little made them enter…
