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Father John A. Hardon, S.J. Archives
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John A. Hardon was a tireless Catholic writer. Some of his best-known
books are the Catholic Catechism, the Modern Catholic Dictionary,
and the Treasury of Catholic Wisdom. But over and above these,
he wrote literally thousands of articles of timeless value dealing
with practically all aspects of the Catholic Faith. Many of these
are contained in this archive. Upon reading them you will discover
the mind and expressions of a saint who always wrote to help his readers
more deeply know and love the Catholic Church and her faith. Few,
either in the past or in the present, have written about these matters
as well as Father Hardon. Fr. Burns K. Seeley, S.S.J.C., Ph.D.
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Father Hardon gave countless talks and lectures on the Catholic Faith at churches, schools, universities, retreat houses, conference halls, apostolic organizations, religious orders, special events and for radio and television in addition to the numerous homilies he gave at Mass. He also wrote for literally hundreds of publications and published countless books. If you have any of Father Hardon's works, we ask you to please
send them to us at qcs@therealpresence.org
so that the Catholic Faith he so loved and so eloquently
spoke about may be shared with everyone. If you would like to transcribe an audio CD of one of Fr. Hardon's talks, please send your email request to transcriber@therealpresence.org |
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For more information about Rev. John Anthony Hardon, S.J., and his cause for canonization, visit the Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. Archive and Guild All are invited to learn how Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. started the Marian Catechists and how you too are encouraged to become a Marian Catechist in the service of the Church. The Father John A. Hardon, S.J. Media Apostolate has prepared a World Communications Day Media Manual for parishes who have accepted the Church’s yearly worldwide call to catechize and evangelize mankind through the use of the modern means of social communications. Enjoy A Day of Recollection with Fr. John A. Hardon, S.J. | ||
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