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By: Rebekah Richards
Many Christians view the pain, frustration, and death they experience in their lifetimes as a result of original sin. more...
European Court Rules Against Crucifixes
By: Steve Brady
Italian schools are told crucifixes are exclusionary and Italians of all political persuasions react against the secularization of the country's Roman Catholic identity. more...
A Beautiful Blessing for Children of All Ages
By: Ginny Temple
Times of transition in a child's life are great opportunities to extend a special blessing upon them. Along with encouragement, parents can pray over the children. more...
What are Venial and Mortal Sin?
By: Marilynn Hughes
Venial and Mortal Sin are measures of the seriousness of the fault against God. more...
The Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
By: Marilynn Hughes
According to Catholic teaching, there are seven gifts of the Holy Spirit which descend upon believers at the time of their confirmation. more...
By: Brooke Adams
Catholic Social Teaching (CST) is a set of principles that provides Catholics with a Scripture-based social justice framework. more...
Pilgrim Shrine of St. Jude Faversham Kent
By: Kathleen Duffy
The historic town of Faversham in Kent is home to the beautiful pilgrim shrine of St. Jude. It is a peaceful sanctuary in this picturesque, unspoiled medieval town. more...
With many practices of the Church called into question- baptism, confession, mass, praying the rosary- the arguments for and against Catholics being saved are important. more...
What are the Cardinal Virtues?
By: Marilynn Hughes
It was St. Ambrose who first defined the four cardinal virtues. more...
What are the Theological Virtues?
By: Marilynn Hughes
There are three Theological Virtues and Four Cardinal Virtues in the Catholic Church. more...
The Vatican Secret Archives contain the oldest records in Christendom. But are they as secret as people think? more...
By: Marilynn Hughes
Dogmatic theology can be defined as the investigation of the truths of revelation and their connection to one another. more...
By: Marilynn Hughes
There are two areas of science regarding morality in Catholicism: moral philosophy and moral theology. more...
By: Marilynn Hughes
Ascetical theology emerged very early on in the Church when St. Anthony left the world around the year 270 A.D. to become a desert hermit and many followed him. more...
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