The terrifying and inspiring dreams that drove St John Bosco. Plus: why you should never run to catch a plane, and why you should never take Jesus for granted. Read more
Cale Clarke recently dived into the deep end of the Revelation pool, tackling the ever-intriguing “mark of the beast”. First, Cale zoomed in on BlackRock’s CEO, Larry Fink, and his take on government-issued digital currency, a.k.a. CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currencies). Fink’s vision? A tokenized society where every transaction is as transparent as a freshly […]Read more
How even secular Americans are taking a Sabbath. Plus: the world’s best female poker player shows you how to deal yourself a winning hand in life! Read more
Which “soil” are you in Jesus’ Parable of the Sower? Plus: Saint Francis de Sales, God builds a house for David, and lessons from couples married 50 years. Lessons from couples married 50 years or more. https://x.com/sahilbloom/status/1736370338080911866?s=46&t=S_C3FXuLNx5U8eEQdgZvnA Read more
Is new government-issued digital money what the Book of Revelation calls “the mark of the beast”? Plus: meet the nuns who are building the Church with Bitcoin. Read more
A listener wrote in to The Cale Clarke Show to ask Cale about the concept of reincarnation. He said that he knows that the Catholic Church teaches that reincarnation does not exist, but he heard that it was in scripture and then later removed from canon at the Council of Nicaea. Is there any truth […]Read more
Yes, you are a leader! Do it like David. Plus: How to watch movies the Catholic way, NFL Divisional Playoff picks, and The Week That Was! How to Watch a Movie as a Catholic: https://www.ncregister.com/blog/dmq-movie-watching-a-moral-dilemmaRead more
In an episode of The Cale Clarke Show, a question from Gary prompted an in-depth discussion about reincarnation and its place in Catholic doctrine. Gary’s inquiry centered on whether the concept of reincarnation was once a part of Catholic belief and subsequently removed during the Council of Nicaea. Cale Clarke, addressing the question, firmly stated […]Read more