moore catholic

Hey,

So my neighborhood has a few Christian women (from many denominations) that get together in this one lady's house for Bible Study. We always (or so far have always, we started last summer) do Beth Moore studies.

I did the Jesus one and Only last summer and loved it - and fell in love with Jesus. My faith blossomed. I haven't joined the studies throughout the year because of school.

But I want to re-join in the summer for an awesome study- Breaking Free. However, Im not sure if my parents will let me do the summer study. They don't think Catholics can do the study. But, there is a Catholic lady in the study, too, who brings her catholic bible and we all get along.

Bottom line - Do you think Catholics can do Beth Moore Studies? Any help about asking to do the study?

thanks, and please pray for me!

There is no denomination that is not welcome at a Beth Moore study.

Tell your parents that
1)it is not a denominational study
2) that people of all denominations are there.
3)Maybe show them the below Bible verse
4)Maybe ask your mom to go with you to check it out

I'll pray for you.

2009-03-01 16:01:36 by Play4theKing

Moore Catholic High School Welcome Video 2009

Isn't that a conservative background?

http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Mo ore

Has it ever occured to any of you conservatives that he is trying to get to the truth of any matter at great risk to himself because of the conservative view of not addressing issues that are uncomfortable publicly??
Change is the result of illumination and debate!

It's time to sweep out the problems and bring them to light and correct them!!!!

Michael Moore is a truthseeker and wants our broken system to be fixed?

Why are so many of you afraid?

Most truly abhorrent people have perfect backgrounds.

It doesn't matter what their parents forced them into when they were children, it matters what they do with their life when they're on their own.

I also disagree with your assertion that he "is trying to get to the truth of any matter at great risk to himself". He's at absolutlely no risk, knows it, and will take advantage of it. He's also not trying to get to any truths beyond the ones that bring him into the limelight and sell his movies....ie, the half- and un- type of truths that make for good mockumentaries.

2007-06-29 10:50:53 by

Price: $9.95

No, according to Mr. Moore, on May 18th, 2006, he wrote:

I left the Roman Catholic Church permanently after the 2004 elections ..."

For his complete article, see: http://www.michaelmoore.com/mustread/ind ex.php?id=650

With love in Christ.

2007-03-16 09:51:41 by alan_ian2002

Price: $19.95

PLEASE READ NOTE:

if its a catholic book, i want pre-Vatican II settings.

something that focuses on Catholic or Orthodox theology.

I DO NOT WANT something that is fabricated or tries to challenege the Church, such as the Da Vinci Code

some books that are similiar to things i want are Catholic by Brian Moore and A Canticle for Leibowitz

any titles?
i said fiction. im christian so dont ive athiest answers

G'day Shadowzoid,

Thank you for your question.

Catholic Fiction has a list with the top 5:

1) Helena by Evelyn Waugh
2) Cure of Souls by Phil Rickman
3) The Passion of Mary Margaret by Lisa Samson
4) A World Away by TJ Smith
5) Murder with Peacocks by Donna Andrews

http://www.catholicfiction.net/

Amy Welborne has compiled a list on Amazon of great Catholic books. The top 5 are:

1) The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene
2) Flannery O'Connor Collected Works by Flannery O'Connor
3) Love in the Ruins by Walker Percy
4) Mr Blue by Myles Connolly
5) The British Museum is Falling Down by David Lodge

http://www.amazon.com/Great-Catholic-Fic tion/lm/R5XODNU0TMTH

Inside Catholic recommends books by Waugh, Greene or O'Connor

http://insidecatholic.com/Joomla/index.p hp?Itemid=80&id=3504&option=com_ content&task=view

Regards

2009-03-21 16:28:38 by The_Reporter

St. Joseph By The Sea. I have a cousin from that school.

2008-11-02 06:52:52 by christopher c