Long Island Catholic Apologetics

03/31/2023

I made a fantastic interview with the priest serving in the Air Force
You can check it out on the YouTube channel, I welcome you to subscribe and share this conversation with your friends

Link to the conversation

Leadership, embracing manhood, a lot of psychology, military life, who is the chaplain.

03/02/2023

Hello friends
I just uploaded the interview with Michael T. Cibenko, writer and author of the book Masaru.

After graduating from The University of Montana in '96, Michael spent four years teaching English in rural southern Japan. During this time he was inspired by the history of Christianity there. His first novel, Masaru, is based on the events of the 17th century Shimabara Rebellion, and the person of Shiro Amakusa, the teenage convert samurai who became a leader in the cause. Michael lives in northwest New Jersey where he has been an educator for the past twenty years.

Check it out on our YouTube Channel
Long Island Catholic Apologetics

Interview with Michael Cibenko. Japan, Christianity, Samurai culture etc.

12/31/2022

Farewell to the Benedict XVI

The 95-year-old Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI passed away on Saturday at 9:34 AM in his residence at the Vatican

09/15/2022

We obey our bishop and joyfully receive the blessing for our ministry

04/17/2022

Contrary to common understanding many adults are baptized in Catholic Church. It happens the night before Easter every year all around the world in Catholic congregations.

Catholics welcome adults into the church through a process called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults. The church teaches that through the application of water -- baptism -- a believer is cleansed from sins and begins a new life. Before baptism, adults undergo a preparatory period to introduce them to the church's teachings, creeds and prayers. The baptism ceremony is public and is usually held during the Easter Vigil service on the day before Easter.

Tonight we received many new members to the one and only true Church of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Many blessings
Long Island Catholic Apologetics Team