Q: How do we summarize the Church’s teaching on Revelation (#s 7–8)?
A: By love, God has revealed Continue reading “Q & A Catechism > Part 9 – How Do We Summarize the Church’s Teaching on Revelation (#s 7-8)?”
Author: Fr. Jeff Allan
Biography - Fr. Jeff Allan, was ordained a Catholic priest on June 7th, 2014 for the Archdiocese of Detroit (AOD). He graduated from Adrian College in 2001 with a degree in Business Administration and a minor in Criminal Justice. After working in the pharmaceutical sales industry for almost three years, he felt called to discern the priesthood. Before being ordained a priest, Fr. Jeff was blessed to receive three degrees from Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. They include a Bachelor of Philosophy, Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology (STB), and a Master of Divinity (Theology). His assignments in the U.S. have included serving at multiple parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit as an associate pastor and currently as a weekend assistant. Fr. Jeff is certified as a hospital chaplain through ACPE (Association for Clinical Pastoral Education). He has had the opportunity of serving at three Metro-Detroit Area Hospitals since 2017 where he serves in full-time ministry as a Catholic Priest and Hospital Chaplain.
Q & A Catechism > Part 8 – Jesus’ Role in Revelation
Q: What is Jesus’ role in revelation?
A: God has said everything in his Word. “In many and various ways God spoke of old to our fathers by the prophets, but in these last days he has spoken to Continue reading “Q & A Catechism > Part 8 – Jesus’ Role in Revelation”
The Real Superhero
A priest friend of mine, Fr. Sid Eckert, sent me the above image of Jesus talking with Continue reading “The Real Superhero”
The Missing Moral Perspective of The Two Hurricanes: Discipline Out of Love
Are Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, the multiple wildfires currently set ablaze out west, and the two most recent earthquakes in Mexico and Japan a coincidence? Continue reading “The Missing Moral Perspective of The Two Hurricanes: Discipline Out of Love”
Q & A Catechism > Part 7 – Revelation
Q: What is the revelation of God?
A: God comes to meet man. By natural reason man can know God with Continue reading “Q & A Catechism > Part 7 – Revelation”
Labor Day: Not Just Another Day Off, But An Opportunity to Reflect on The Dignity and Gift of Work
Pope Leo XIII
Dr. Ben Carson – U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
This Monday, September 4th, marks the end of summer, the kick-off to a fresh school year, and a new football season. It’s also Continue reading “Labor Day: Not Just Another Day Off, But An Opportunity to Reflect on The Dignity and Gift of Work”
Q & A Catechism > Part 6 – Summary (of #s 1-5)
J. Hester and A. Loll (Arizona State University)
Q: How could we summarize the first five Catechism lessons?
A: Man is by nature and vocation a Continue reading “Q & A Catechism > Part 6 – Summary (of #s 1-5)”
Q & A Catechism – Part 5 – “God”
Q: How can we speak about God?
A: In defending the ability of human reason to know God, the Church is expressing her confidence in Continue reading “Q & A Catechism – Part 5 – “God””
Q & A Catechism – Part 4 – “To Know”
There is a vast difference between Continue reading “Q & A Catechism – Part 4 – “To Know””
4 Arguments Against The Bumper Sticker, “COEXIST”
We all find ourselves waiting at red lights and sometimes encounter unique bumper stickers – some that surprise us; others that make us think, laugh, agree, and disagree. If you look closely, you may have discovered one on the rear bumper of a car in front of you that reads, Continue reading “4 Arguments Against The Bumper Sticker, “COEXIST””
"Speak The Truth with Love," A Catholic Blog by Fr. Jeff Allan 