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Paul Scalia


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Father Scalia grew up in the Diocese of Arlington and attended the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts. He then studied theology at the Pontifical Gregorian University and the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome. Since his ordination in 1996 he has served as parochial vicar at several parishes and as pastor of Saint John the Beloved in McLean. He currently serves as the Episcopal Vicar for Clergy. He has written for various publications and is a frequent speaker on matters of faith and doctrine. Father Scalia's first book, That Nothing May Be Lost, was published by Ignatius Press in 2017.

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“The people who carried the Catholic faith forward in history, who made the culture of beauty, music, art, and architecture rooted in the Christian understanding of God and humanity—these generations were taught, spiritually fed, and shaped by priests exactly like the men who minister to us in our local Church, men not so different from the one who wrote this book.”
Paul Scalia, That Nothing May Be Lost: Reflections on Catholic Doctrine and Devotion

“The story of salvation is the story of a family of vocations—lay, priestly, and religious—each needing and supporting the other on the pilgrim way to heaven.”
Paul Scalia, That Nothing May Be Lost: Reflections on Catholic Doctrine and Devotion

“Tired of the apostolic faith, they find (or invent) a “new” Catholicism for the chimerical “modern man”. For example, look at how people treat the Mass. One group or another always seems to attach gimmicks or an agenda to the Mass, instead of allowing it to stand on its own.”
Paul Scalia, That Nothing May Be Lost: Reflections on Catholic Doctrine and Devotion



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