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Mark Shea is an American author, blogger and all round Catholic savant whose writings have sometimes gotten him into trouble, but for all the right reasons. He blogs at Stumbling Toward Heaven.

Mark Shea: The implications are cosmic

Mark Shea - December 22, 2021

Mark Shea: God became flesh – get it?

Mark Shea - December 15, 2021

Mark Shea: It’s not about life after death

Mark Shea - December 3, 2021

What matters is whether we have a system of justice that is exposed to extraneous pressure whenever some media outlet or social media alliance decides that someone is or is not innocent.

Mark Shea: The true beauty of justice

Mark Shea - November 26, 2021

Not a word about stocking up on arms to Prepare for the Coming Conflict. Just the counsel to die well as Jesus did and not sin.

Mark Shea: Jesus vs. lock-and-load

Mark Shea - November 17, 2021

Mark Shea: Get the shot, wear the mask

Mark Shea - November 10, 2021

Mark Shea: The Named and Unnamed in the Gospels

Mark Shea - November 3, 2021

Mark Shea: Names in the Gospels

Mark Shea - October 20, 2021

Mark Shea: What’s in a Name?

Mark Shea - October 12, 2021

Mark Shea: Models of the Church: Paul and the Church of...

Mark Shea - October 5, 2021

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