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The Catechism of the Catholic Church states, ?Through all the words of Sacred Scripture, God speaks only one single Word, his one Utterance in whom he expresses himself completely?. (CCC 102) Anyone have an idea who that ?Word? is? Here’s … Continue reading →

I just wanted to take a minute to thank Jeff Mirus and the folks at Catholic Culture (www.catholicculture.org) for their kind words about our apostolate. In his email newsletter, Jeff wrote: Finally, another new Catholic web site came online in … Continue reading →

If you are trying to learn more about the Catholic Faith, it is very important to pray frequently. One of the dangers that we can encounter by studying our faith is an increased sense of pride. We can easily feel … Continue reading →

The Sacrament of Confession may very well be the most underutilized and misunderstood gift given to us by Jesus through His Catholic Church. Continuing with our series of steps designed to help you learn more about the Catholic Faith, we?ll … Continue reading →

Our approach to learning more about the Catholic Faith begins with attending Mass as frequently as possible. How can going to Mass help one to learn more about their faith? One of the things we point out on our website … Continue reading →

One of the best things that you can do during the Advent season is to become closer to Christ. A critical step in achieving that goal is learning more about His Catholic Church. Over at the Catholic Truth website, we … Continue reading →

? and made His dwelling among us. (John 1:14) As we continue to prepare for the celebration of The Lord?s birth, I invite you to stop and think about what it was like for Jesus to become man. He was … Continue reading →

I?ve mentioned a few times that Advent is a great time to heed the warning of both John the Baptist (Mt 3:2) and Jesus (Mt 4:17) when they said, ?Repent! For the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand?. One of … Continue reading →

Today the Church celebrates Gaudete Sunday, the 3rd Sunday of Advent. ?Gaudete? is the Latin word for ?rejoice? and appears in the introit for today?s Mass, ?Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice?The Lord is at hand? … Continue reading →

In today?s gospel reading (Mt 17:9-13), Jesus once again mentions John the Baptist. He compares John to Elijah the prophet and reminds His disciples that many people chose to ignore John?s message. Since prophets act as messengers for God, ignoring … Continue reading →