William DeArteaga: Every Christian a Healing Evangelist
Dear pastors, priests and religious leaders: It is the beginning of the year and you are probably in the midst of planning enrichment activities…
Dear pastors, priests and religious leaders: It is the beginning of the year and you are probably in the midst of planning enrichment activities…
OK, my book on the Public Prayer Station is off and running. Am continuing with a new major book, The Fall and Rise of…
This essay seeks to clarify the word “genocide” which is much overused, and is currently being used against Israel in reference to its war…
My roommate just left, and this has made me sad. He is going to an assisted living complex where his developing dementia will be…
The Rev. William L. De Arteaga, PhD. 133 Spring Way Sq. Canton GA, 30114 (770) 704-8703 (770) 826-4569 billdeart@mindspring.com Abbreviated bibliography Books 2023 …
A peculiar form of healing prayer in England (and France) continued from the Middle Ages to the 1700s, the “King’s Touch” That is, a…
Miss Dorothy Kerin was a most unusual woman and amazing saint in the “Catholic” usage of the word as one fully sanctified and manifesting…
Fordham University is a Catholic Jesuit university of considerable fame for the excellence of education. I graduated from Fordham Collage in 1966. The required…
One of the most significant figures in the development of pastoral theology and healing ministry in the last decades, Dr. Kenneth McAll, made the…
This is among the most controversial (or most disregarded) scriptures in the whole of the New Testament, 1 Corinthians 15:28-29: When all things are…
I recently had the honor of celebrating daily Holy Communion at a five-day Camps Farthest Out. This is a summer camp program established to…
This essay examines a theologically unpopular and neglected topic: the wrath of God. It suggests how the mercy of God flowers once the wrath…