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Optimus MMXIII: The Best of Bellarmine Forum 2013: The reports, articles, and stories people loved most.

Paperback |English |0991588347 | 9780991588343

Optimus MMXIII: The Best of Bellarmine Forum 2013: The reports, articles, and stories people loved most.

Paperback |English |0991588347 | 9780991588343
Overview


Hold the "Best" of two worlds in your hands -- a print piece of cyberspace! For years, either as a subscriber to the Bellarmine Forum magazine or as a follower of the Bellarmine Forum website, you've learned that we present an ever-faithful yet unique, thought-provoking take on matters concerning the Church. While the magazine presents a studious approach to our topics (Social Teachings in 2012, Vatican II in 2013, and the Right to Life in 2014), the website holds out the gut response to the news of the day, whether about the election of a new Pope or a government education plan that stinks. Questions answered on the fly: Why is Pontius Pilate mentioned in the Creed? Why does the devil seem so powerful today? What's happening to the parishes that they are shriveling up? The Best of the Bellarmine Forum is the ultimate crossover between both venues. These articles in Best were selected based on high readership. Several authors have written for our magazine. Some topics in these pages seem quirky -- "Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum," and "My Last Ten Burials/Funerals With 'Fr. Strangelove, '" yet both point out profound truths on the abortion mentality. Others are short and to the point, like Arthur Hippler's "Confusions about Social Justice." Don't let the quick wit fool you into thinking these articles are thin -- read in these pages the best understanding of Pope Francis and we said it the first day he was pope! Read the same authors who warned about CCHD 15 years ago! All are worth the read; after all, it is truly the Best of the Bellarmine Forum and those associated with it! Grab this printed copy because it looks great, feels good in the hand, and will surely start conversations on topics you love to discuss. Easier than sending a link, handing someone a copy of a printed book is the best way to get them to consider an idea -- especially when it is as fun and attractive as this one! Topics in this issue: - My last ten burials/funerals with "Fr. Strangelove"...or How I stop worrying and learned to love the (Demographic) Bomb, NOT! by Fr. Timothy Sauppé - KABOOM! 
The Literary Finale of Pope Benedict XVI was not his abdication. by John B. Manos - Jesus wasn't good enough for them either, Pope Francis, S.J. by John B. Manos - FIRST HOMILY OF POPE FRANCIS - Why People Don't Get Pope Francis: He's Too Traditional by John M. DeJak - No Holiness In Dissension From the Pope by John M. DeJak - Explaining Common Core: And why you don't want this in your schools by Stephanie Block - A Little Catholic "Education" History: Getting Alinsky into the Catholic Parish by Stephanie Block - Until the Choir Sings "Amen" - One Easy Secret to a Happy Death by John B. Manos - The Church and Politics by Stephanie Block - From Under the Rubble...A Bang and a Whimper by Christopher Manion - Confusions about Social Justice by Arthur Hippler - Why Pontius Pilate is in the Apostles Creed, not Judas or the Jews. Gird your loins for the answer. by John B. Manos - The Two Standards: 
Truth Incarnate or The Father of Lies. by John B. Manos - Needed: 
Catholic Cab Drivers and Bartenders by John M. DeJak - Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum, 20 Years On by John M. DeJak - What Really Killed the Catholic Church in America by John B. Manos - Fr. Hardon: Three reasons why the devil is so strong today. by John B. Manos
ISBN: 0991588347
ISBN13: 9780991588343
Author: Bellarmine Forum, John M DeJak, John B Manos, Christopher Manion, Rev Timothy Sauppe, Dr Arthur Hippler, Stephanie Block
Publisher: The Bellarmine Forum / Wanderer Forum Foundation, Inc.
Format: Paperback
PublicationDate: 2014-03-31
Language: English
Edition: 1
PageCount: 56
Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.14 x 11.0 inches
Weight: 5.6 ounces


Hold the "Best" of two worlds in your hands -- a print piece of cyberspace! For years, either as a subscriber to the Bellarmine Forum magazine or as a follower of the Bellarmine Forum website, you've learned that we present an ever-faithful yet unique, thought-provoking take on matters concerning the Church. While the magazine presents a studious approach to our topics (Social Teachings in 2012, Vatican II in 2013, and the Right to Life in 2014), the website holds out the gut response to the news of the day, whether about the election of a new Pope or a government education plan that stinks. Questions answered on the fly: Why is Pontius Pilate mentioned in the Creed? Why does the devil seem so powerful today? What's happening to the parishes that they are shriveling up? The Best of the Bellarmine Forum is the ultimate crossover between both venues. These articles in Best were selected based on high readership. Several authors have written for our magazine. Some topics in these pages seem quirky -- "Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum," and "My Last Ten Burials/Funerals With 'Fr. Strangelove, '" yet both point out profound truths on the abortion mentality. Others are short and to the point, like Arthur Hippler's "Confusions about Social Justice." Don't let the quick wit fool you into thinking these articles are thin -- read in these pages the best understanding of Pope Francis and we said it the first day he was pope! Read the same authors who warned about CCHD 15 years ago! All are worth the read; after all, it is truly the Best of the Bellarmine Forum and those associated with it! Grab this printed copy because it looks great, feels good in the hand, and will surely start conversations on topics you love to discuss. Easier than sending a link, handing someone a copy of a printed book is the best way to get them to consider an idea -- especially when it is as fun and attractive as this one! Topics in this issue: - My last ten burials/funerals with "Fr. Strangelove"...or How I stop worrying and learned to love the (Demographic) Bomb, NOT! by Fr. Timothy Sauppé - KABOOM! 
The Literary Finale of Pope Benedict XVI was not his abdication. by John B. Manos - Jesus wasn't good enough for them either, Pope Francis, S.J. by John B. Manos - FIRST HOMILY OF POPE FRANCIS - Why People Don't Get Pope Francis: He's Too Traditional by John M. DeJak - No Holiness In Dissension From the Pope by John M. DeJak - Explaining Common Core: And why you don't want this in your schools by Stephanie Block - A Little Catholic "Education" History: Getting Alinsky into the Catholic Parish by Stephanie Block - Until the Choir Sings "Amen" - One Easy Secret to a Happy Death by John B. Manos - The Church and Politics by Stephanie Block - From Under the Rubble...A Bang and a Whimper by Christopher Manion - Confusions about Social Justice by Arthur Hippler - Why Pontius Pilate is in the Apostles Creed, not Judas or the Jews. Gird your loins for the answer. by John B. Manos - The Two Standards: 
Truth Incarnate or The Father of Lies. by John B. Manos - Needed: 
Catholic Cab Drivers and Bartenders by John M. DeJak - Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum, 20 Years On by John M. DeJak - What Really Killed the Catholic Church in America by John B. Manos - Fr. Hardon: Three reasons why the devil is so strong today. by John B. Manos


The Bellarmine Forum, founded in 1965 as The Wanderer Forum Foundation, is a section 501(c)3 public charity dedicated to the discussion and exposition of the Roman Catholic Faith. In the wake of Vatican II, it was apparent that the laity needed to band together a preserve, discuss, and defend Catholic traditions, faith, and teaching. It has always been a place to discuss and test new ideas against the wisdom of tradition -- That's why we exist! Venturing into all media, we took a patron saint in 2011, and chose St. Robert Bellarmine, because he typifies the common sense, down to the ground, yet hard hitting and sharply analytical discussion we love. While it's not right to call them patrons (yet), we are also fans of Fr. John Hardon SJ and Fr. Walter Ciszek SJ. Fr. Hardon's tireless work to help people understand the Catholic faith and his clear, level headed explanations are some of our favorites. Fr. Ciszek's down to earth understanding of the heights of Catholic spirituality taught to him in the guts of the Soviet gulags inspire us to keep strong in the faith, God is with us! The works we put in print vary from the highly academic and researched to off-the-cuff fun on topics from a Catholic perspective. On the web at bellarmineforum.org, check us out! The Bellarmine Forum is a network of lay Catholics who have banded together to promote and defend the true teachings of the Catholic Faith. Our purpose is:

  • to educate and strengthen in faith all Catholics and their families

  • inform them on current issues relating to the Church's teachings;

  • to support and defend the teaching authority of the Pope, the Vicar of Christ on earth; and,

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Hold the "Best" of two worlds in your hands -- a print piece of cyberspace! For years, either as a subscriber to the Bellarmine Forum magazine or as a follower of the Bellarmine Forum website, you've learned that we present an ever-faithful yet unique, thought-provoking take on matters concerning the Church. While the magazine presents a studious approach to our topics (Social Teachings in 2012, Vatican II in 2013, and the Right to Life in 2014), the website holds out the gut response to the news of the day, whether about the election of a new Pope or a government education plan that stinks. Questions answered on the fly: Why is Pontius Pilate mentioned in the Creed? Why does the devil seem so powerful today? What's happening to the parishes that they are shriveling up? The Best of the Bellarmine Forum is the ultimate crossover between both venues. These articles in Best were selected based on high readership. Several authors have written for our magazine. Some topics in these pages seem quirky -- "Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum," and "My Last Ten Burials/Funerals With 'Fr. Strangelove, '" yet both point out profound truths on the abortion mentality. Others are short and to the point, like Arthur Hippler's "Confusions about Social Justice." Don't let the quick wit fool you into thinking these articles are thin -- read in these pages the best understanding of Pope Francis and we said it the first day he was pope! Read the same authors who warned about CCHD 15 years ago! All are worth the read; after all, it is truly the Best of the Bellarmine Forum and those associated with it! Grab this printed copy because it looks great, feels good in the hand, and will surely start conversations on topics you love to discuss. Easier than sending a link, handing someone a copy of a printed book is the best way to get them to consider an idea -- especially when it is as fun and attractive as this one! Topics in this issue: - My last ten burials/funerals with "Fr. Strangelove"...or How I stop worrying and learned to love the (Demographic) Bomb, NOT! by Fr. Timothy Sauppé - KABOOM! 
The Literary Finale of Pope Benedict XVI was not his abdication. by John B. Manos - Jesus wasn't good enough for them either, Pope Francis, S.J. by John B. Manos - FIRST HOMILY OF POPE FRANCIS - Why People Don't Get Pope Francis: He's Too Traditional by John M. DeJak - No Holiness In Dissension From the Pope by John M. DeJak - Explaining Common Core: And why you don't want this in your schools by Stephanie Block - A Little Catholic "Education" History: Getting Alinsky into the Catholic Parish by Stephanie Block - Until the Choir Sings "Amen" - One Easy Secret to a Happy Death by John B. Manos - The Church and Politics by Stephanie Block - From Under the Rubble...A Bang and a Whimper by Christopher Manion - Confusions about Social Justice by Arthur Hippler - Why Pontius Pilate is in the Apostles Creed, not Judas or the Jews. Gird your loins for the answer. by John B. Manos - The Two Standards: 
Truth Incarnate or The Father of Lies. by John B. Manos - Needed: 
Catholic Cab Drivers and Bartenders by John M. DeJak - Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum, 20 Years On by John M. DeJak - What Really Killed the Catholic Church in America by John B. Manos - Fr. Hardon: Three reasons why the devil is so strong today. by John B. Manos
ISBN: 0991588347
ISBN13: 9780991588343
Author: Bellarmine Forum, John M DeJak, John B Manos, Christopher Manion, Rev Timothy Sauppe, Dr Arthur Hippler, Stephanie Block
Publisher: The Bellarmine Forum / Wanderer Forum Foundation, Inc.
Format: Paperback
PublicationDate: 2014-03-31
Language: English
Edition: 1
PageCount: 56
Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.14 x 11.0 inches
Weight: 5.6 ounces


Hold the "Best" of two worlds in your hands -- a print piece of cyberspace! For years, either as a subscriber to the Bellarmine Forum magazine or as a follower of the Bellarmine Forum website, you've learned that we present an ever-faithful yet unique, thought-provoking take on matters concerning the Church. While the magazine presents a studious approach to our topics (Social Teachings in 2012, Vatican II in 2013, and the Right to Life in 2014), the website holds out the gut response to the news of the day, whether about the election of a new Pope or a government education plan that stinks. Questions answered on the fly: Why is Pontius Pilate mentioned in the Creed? Why does the devil seem so powerful today? What's happening to the parishes that they are shriveling up? The Best of the Bellarmine Forum is the ultimate crossover between both venues. These articles in Best were selected based on high readership. Several authors have written for our magazine. Some topics in these pages seem quirky -- "Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum," and "My Last Ten Burials/Funerals With 'Fr. Strangelove, '" yet both point out profound truths on the abortion mentality. Others are short and to the point, like Arthur Hippler's "Confusions about Social Justice." Don't let the quick wit fool you into thinking these articles are thin -- read in these pages the best understanding of Pope Francis and we said it the first day he was pope! Read the same authors who warned about CCHD 15 years ago! All are worth the read; after all, it is truly the Best of the Bellarmine Forum and those associated with it! Grab this printed copy because it looks great, feels good in the hand, and will surely start conversations on topics you love to discuss. Easier than sending a link, handing someone a copy of a printed book is the best way to get them to consider an idea -- especially when it is as fun and attractive as this one! Topics in this issue: - My last ten burials/funerals with "Fr. Strangelove"...or How I stop worrying and learned to love the (Demographic) Bomb, NOT! by Fr. Timothy Sauppé - KABOOM! 
The Literary Finale of Pope Benedict XVI was not his abdication. by John B. Manos - Jesus wasn't good enough for them either, Pope Francis, S.J. by John B. Manos - FIRST HOMILY OF POPE FRANCIS - Why People Don't Get Pope Francis: He's Too Traditional by John M. DeJak - No Holiness In Dissension From the Pope by John M. DeJak - Explaining Common Core: And why you don't want this in your schools by Stephanie Block - A Little Catholic "Education" History: Getting Alinsky into the Catholic Parish by Stephanie Block - Until the Choir Sings "Amen" - One Easy Secret to a Happy Death by John B. Manos - The Church and Politics by Stephanie Block - From Under the Rubble...A Bang and a Whimper by Christopher Manion - Confusions about Social Justice by Arthur Hippler - Why Pontius Pilate is in the Apostles Creed, not Judas or the Jews. Gird your loins for the answer. by John B. Manos - The Two Standards: 
Truth Incarnate or The Father of Lies. by John B. Manos - Needed: 
Catholic Cab Drivers and Bartenders by John M. DeJak - Baseball Cards Without Bubble Gum, 20 Years On by John M. DeJak - What Really Killed the Catholic Church in America by John B. Manos - Fr. Hardon: Three reasons why the devil is so strong today. by John B. Manos


The Bellarmine Forum, founded in 1965 as The Wanderer Forum Foundation, is a section 501(c)3 public charity dedicated to the discussion and exposition of the Roman Catholic Faith. In the wake of Vatican II, it was apparent that the laity needed to band together a preserve, discuss, and defend Catholic traditions, faith, and teaching. It has always been a place to discuss and test new ideas against the wisdom of tradition -- That's why we exist! Venturing into all media, we took a patron saint in 2011, and chose St. Robert Bellarmine, because he typifies the common sense, down to the ground, yet hard hitting and sharply analytical discussion we love. While it's not right to call them patrons (yet), we are also fans of Fr. John Hardon SJ and Fr. Walter Ciszek SJ. Fr. Hardon's tireless work to help people understand the Catholic faith and his clear, level headed explanations are some of our favorites. Fr. Ciszek's down to earth understanding of the heights of Catholic spirituality taught to him in the guts of the Soviet gulags inspire us to keep strong in the faith, God is with us! The works we put in print vary from the highly academic and researched to off-the-cuff fun on topics from a Catholic perspective. On the web at bellarmineforum.org, check us out! The Bellarmine Forum is a network of lay Catholics who have banded together to promote and defend the true teachings of the Catholic Faith. Our purpose is:

  • to educate and strengthen in faith all Catholics and their families

  • inform them on current issues relating to the Church's teachings;

  • to support and defend the teaching authority of the Pope, the Vicar of Christ on earth; and,

  • to encourage others to observe and uphold their Catholic Faith.

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Damaged Parcel
If your package has been delivered in a PO Box, please note that we are not responsible for any damage that may result (consequences of extreme temperatures, theft, etc.). 

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Several types of goods are exempt from being returned. Perishable goods such as food, flowers, newspapers or magazines cannot be returned. We also do not accept products that are intimate or sanitary goods, hazardous materials, or flammable liquids or gases.

Additional non-returnable items:

  • Gift cards
  • Downloadable software products
  • Some health and personal care items

To complete your return, we require a tracking number, which shows the items which you already returned to us.
There are certain situations where only partial refunds are granted (if applicable)

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