“It’s the most wonderful time of the year!” or so the song says. For the secular world, Christmas is over and it is time to sell Valentine’s Day. For Catholics who celebrate traditional Christmastide, it has only still just begun and will continue until February 2nd and the Feast of the Purification, or Candlemas. Now …
After Pew Research published a poll in 2019 stating that only one third of all Catholics believed in the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist, there has been renewed energy among those who do believe to spread the word to those who don’t. This is the foundation of what separates Catholics from other Christian …
At first glance, they appear to be complete opposites, but they have more in common that one might think.
Every late-October the same question is asked—and it’s a good one. So what’s the answer?
With so much proof from the writings of the Early Church, there is little doubt on the teaching of the Catholic Church.
When we read the defense of Christianity that Justin Martyr addressed to the emperor, we get an idea of Roman misconceptions, and Catholic truths.
Dr. Gerard Verschuuren guides readers through various scientific points, such as physics, genetics, neuroscience, and logic and math, which ultimately shows how science is limited and must fill in the gaping wide hole with the existence of God.
Mary gave birth to the second person of the Trinity—the divine nature was already present.
Do you know the factors that helped develop the Old Testament canon?
Fr. Mike Schmitz drew a huge crowd with the name of his talk he changed within moments of starting.