John Henderson, Author at Catholicism.org

About John Henderson

John Henderson is a graduate of the Catholic University of America. He taught religion and history for three years for the Archdiocese of Washington. He currently teaches the same subjects at St. Anthony Academy, a classical Catholic school in Northern Virginia.

A ‘Carmelite Defense’ of Father Feeney’s Crusade

Apr 29, 2023 John Henderson Reply

The purpose of this article is not to show that Carmelite saints believed in the dogma outside the Church there is no salvation in the same sense that Father Leonard Feeney believed it. That would be too easy, and this … Continue reading →

Feast of the Espousals of Joseph and Mary

Jan 23, 2023 John Henderson 1

Traditionally, some dioceses and religious orders have celebrated the beautiful feast of the Espousals of Joseph and Mary on January 23. Its placement in the calendar toward the end of Christmastide is appropriate as we have already celebrated Christmas, the … Continue reading →

Importance of Teaching the Accidental Joys of Heaven

Jul 13, 2022 John Henderson Reply

For the month of July, my wife and I are reading Father Faber’s book on the mystery of the Precious Blood. In it, Father Faber writes the following about the salvation made possible by this mystery, “The least accidental joy … Continue reading →