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  • St. Catherine of Siena: Even Demons Are Repulsed By Sins Against Nature

    03/24/2014 5:51:07 PM PDT · by NKP_Vet · 20 replies
    I happened across this enlightening quote by St. Catherine of Siena, a Dominican saint and mystic, from The Catholic Church and Homosexuality. I thought it would benefit you to read it. This makes perfect sense to those of us who know about natural law, but is utter foolishness to those who are perishing. I believe that as the Church understands mental disorder more, it will become more clear how weak Satan is in his attacks against the mind, whether in regard to same-sex attraction or something like Bipolar Disorder. Satan fools us into believing that we should be focused on...
  • Catholic Caucus - St. Catherine of Siena

    04/28/2002 12:28:00 PM PDT · by history_matters · 77 replies · 5,157+ views
    Mary Ann Sullivan: St. Catherine of Siena ^ | 28 Apr AD 2002 | Mary Ann Sullivan
    St. Catherine of Siena by Mary Ann Sullivan St. Catherine of Siena deliberately told popes, queens and kings how to behave. She was spontaneous, unafraid of authority and fearless in the face of death. She was a Dominican religious who corresponded with Popes and peasants alike. Born in 1347, at Siena, Italy, Saint Catherine lived through the Black Death, famine and numerous civil wars. During her lifetime the papal residence moved from Rome to Avignon and back again, and the great western Schism pitted Pope against anti-pope. Even at a young age, Catherine sensed the troubled society around her and...