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Chris,
As you requested we have reviewed your excellent
site and added it to our database. http://www.petersnet.net/search/viewsite.cfm?Site=569Thanks
for asking. God bless you.
Darden,
Peter's Net
Response: Peter's Net is
a Catholic search engine available to anyone
surfing the web. Rather than just list sites, the
Peter's Net staff reviews each site submitted to
it and provides grades (A-F) for fidelity,
resources, and implementation. I'm proud to say
that Lux Veritatis received A's for all three
categories!
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Thanks for a wonderful website.
Keep well,
Arthur Williamson
Johannesburg |
| I love your St.
Thomas daily lesson. Have you considered
sending it out as a daily email? I would
love to receive it in the mail each day...
I check my mail each day but do not have time to
surf the net each day! Thanks for your great
work. Jim West, ThD
Quartz Hill School of Theology
jwest@highland.net
Response: A great idea!
Since late October, the Aquinas Lesson has been
made available by daily e-mails. Subscriptions
are free and have been growing. Thanks again for
the idea.
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| As a fledgling fan
of Aquinas and philosophy in general, I applaud
this site as an outstanding educational
tool. I plan on visiting often to take
advantage of the opportunity to study and learn
the Faith. God Bless Dean E. Zezeus
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| It is Saturday
morning. a little after 7:00 a.m., having just
gotten to the office after visiting the Blessed
Sacrament, I decided to see how the internet
could enhance my relationship with Christ.
What a find. You can be sure that the fruit
of your hard work will be spread among the
growing and strong Cursillo Community of
Northeast Florida. God bless you. Mark
R. Miller, Esquire
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| First, I just wanted
to say that it was a true pleasure to come
across your site yesterday - it kept me at the
library a whole 4 extra hours! Thank you so much
for differentiating the gulf that exists between
the defenders of Rome and those against
her. I can not tell you how much of a smile
it gave me to read: "If you want to know the
teaching of the Church and the philosophy behind
that teaching, you're in the right place. If
you're here looking for ways to undermine Rome,
you'll be disappointed." That pretty
much said it all. The more I read about
what is going on in certain dioceses and
communities world-wide the more certain I become
of the need for people and organizations like Lux
Veritatis, and likewise the more I am endeared to
them. May our Lord continue to Bless you, your
family and Lux Veritatis in all your
endeavors! You are one of the true lights
of truth that we need so dearly in our world
today.
Thank you and God Bless,
Jeannine
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| LV is a very fine
website indeed! Thanks for all the work you do to
put it together. You've been bookmarked, and I'm
sure I'll visit your site often. Clarke Waine,
editor
Radio Free Topeka
http://members.tripod.com/~rafto/
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| Hi there! I
recently visited your website, and thought it was
very cool. It basically told me that we
should all try and get along, but not tolerate
changes, or something to that degree. Your
website was pretty cool. Keep up the work,
and God bless ya! Mikey
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| I very much appreciate your Web site and its
emphasis on the Thomistic heritage of exposition
of our Faith as extolled by many occupants of the
Chair of Peter throughout the history of the
Church. I am a 21-year-old "budding"
Catholic apologist who is cursorily familiar with
the writings of the Angelic Doctor, having
perused (Dr.?) Anton Pegis' Introduction, G. K.
Chesterton's brief but brilliant St. Thomas
Aquinas, and Etienne Gilson's Christian
Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas. I believe
that, in some respects, the Thomistic insistences
on the objectivity and intelligibility of truth
are more pertinent today than in their
contemporaneity for their utility in the
conversion of neo-pagans and others whose
hostility to Christianity stems from their
intellectual rejections of these premises. I
pray that God the Holy Spirit will continue to
lavishly bless your apostolate of Truth and that
non-Christians, anti-Catholics, practicing
Catholics and all else who need to conform their
wills more perfectly and ardently to Christ's
(and who among us can exclude himself?), will be
inspired and encouraged by your work to cling
ever closer to their crosses, in union with Our
Divine Lord's, for their own salvation and for
that of the entire world.
Sincerely in Jesus the Christ,
Bryan J. P. Gesinger
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| I will add a link to your pro-life page on
mine (below). You may not be aware that I was an
activist in Operation Rescue in the late 80s and
early 90s. The people I met there were
instrumental in my decision to convert to
Catholicism. God bless,
Dave Armstrong
Biblical
Evidence For Catholicism
Life Issues: Abortion, Contraception, &
Euthanasia
http://ic.net/~erasmus/RAZ207.HTM
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| Thank you for the work you are doing, both in
defending the Church and desseminating the
truth. I thought your idea of a 60 second
St. Thomas lesson was inspired, and I liked the
Defending the Rock approach, and Domun
Sanctum. There is no doubt that your
excellent point - check what the Church teaches
by referring to the Catechism and querying
informed members thereof, not by what a
non-Catholic avers is taught - is Frequently
Overlooked. Also your very sensible decision
Not to have Catholic universities page, links,
etc. will free you from what could turn out to be
quality control in a very time-consuming
fashion. That is, you would have to be
checking up on what was being taught, and
implied, in classrooms all over the place, over
and over again. I get so tired of those
people who waste valuable time blithering their
opinions when what is needed is Holiness.
We need LOTS of Saints!
So your site is a breath of fresh air, a big
encouragement, and we are grateful for the work
you all put into it. We'll be checking in
frequently for Aquinas updates.
God bless you,
Judith Sears
Prince Edward Island, Canada
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| I am beginning to think that a great deal of
the problems in the Church are simply the result
of ignorance and/or rejection of Thomistic
philosophy. Rick Kephart
Malvern,PA
L.P.H. Resource Center for Catholic Homeschoolers
http://www.netaxs.com/~rmk
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