Church Teaching Q&A~Catholicism 101
The Transmission of Divine Revelation
Catechism Lesson III: God "desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth." (1 Timothy 2:4)
Catechism Lesson III: God "desires all men to be saved and to come to the knowledge of the truth." (1 Timothy 2:4)
How "Real" is Spiritual Warfare?
Cheryl Dickow explores the realities of spiritual warfare and what it means to Catholics.
Cheryl Dickow explores the realities of spiritual warfare and what it means to Catholics.
Am I So Heavenly Minded that I Am No Earthly Good?
In a culture where it’s considered “impolite” to so much as talk about our deep love of Christ in the workplace or with casual acquaintances, I think it would do the Church and society good for more of us to be obsessed with the afterlife!
In a culture where it’s considered “impolite” to so much as talk about our deep love of Christ in the workplace or with casual acquaintances, I think it would do the Church and society good for more of us to be obsessed with the afterlife!
The Gifts of Contemplation
Fr. McIlmail on how to discern matters that come with the gift of infused contemplation.
Fr. McIlmail on how to discern matters that come with the gift of infused contemplation.
Praying for the Faithful Departed
The Communion of Saints according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
The Communion of Saints according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
Love In Action Podcast
Theologian and author Brendan Roberts discusses the practical love of two saints.
Theologian and author Brendan Roberts discusses the practical love of two saints.
Should Catholics Participate in Halloween Festivities?
If we want to bring Christ’s wandering sheep back into the fold, we need to follow the same pattern of creative evangelization.
If we want to bring Christ’s wandering sheep back into the fold, we need to follow the same pattern of creative evangelization.
What Yom Kippur Means to Catholics
Cheryl Dickow explores how the high holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur have meaning for Catholics.
Cheryl Dickow explores how the high holy days of Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur have meaning for Catholics.
How to Become a Permanent Deacon
Deacons give others not only food for their bodies (they do that, too), but above all, food for their souls. They answer needs that no humanitarian mission alone can.
Deacons give others not only food for their bodies (they do that, too), but above all, food for their souls. They answer needs that no humanitarian mission alone can.
How to Practice Natural Family Planning
Catholic Responsible Parenting - the behind the scenes look at Natural Family Planning.
Catholic Responsible Parenting - the behind the scenes look at Natural Family Planning.
Ten Reasons to Have a Spiritual Director
A Catholic without a spiritual director is like an Olympic athlete without a coach.
A Catholic without a spiritual director is like an Olympic athlete without a coach.
How to Become a Catholic Nun
Let’s assume the first step: you’re a practicing Catholic, and you want to discover God’s plan for your life. What now?
Let’s assume the first step: you’re a practicing Catholic, and you want to discover God’s plan for your life. What now?
God’s Paintbrush: How to Become a Catechist
How to overcome your fears and launch yourself as a cathechist.
How to overcome your fears and launch yourself as a cathechist.
Guardians of the Light: How to Choose Godparents
How to choose godparents to bring the light of God to your child.
How to choose godparents to bring the light of God to your child.
Don’t Leave Her on the Dresser: How to Form a True Devotion to Our Lady
Find out how to avoid the niche syndrome by making Our Lady an integral part of your life.
Find out how to avoid the niche syndrome by making Our Lady an integral part of your life.
What Is “Spiritual Reading” and How Do Busy People Find Time for This?
Spiritual reading differs from plain reading not only in the content, but also in the method. Father John Bartunek explains.
Spiritual reading differs from plain reading not only in the content, but also in the method. Father John Bartunek explains.
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