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May 13, 2024 · Students have many different religious beliefs and practices. Public schools must make reasonable religious accommodations for them. This includes allowing students to participate in activities with religious purposes, like prayer. Schools can release students for ritual prayers or religious instruction classes.
May 16, 2024 · My Ruthenian Catholic pastor in the U.S. tells people that one does not have an obligation to attend any Liturgy in any rite in any location that doesn’t have a church of one’s rite (not positive he meant rite or church sui iuris).
5 days ago · Not many Christians should become teachers in the church, for teachers will be judged more strictly. May we have teachers who are called, Spirit-filled, and sound in our churches, and may unrepentant false teachers be removed.
May 16, 2024 · From time immemorial, the Catholic Church has interpreted the Third Commandment, “Thou shalt keep holy the Sabbath Day” (Exodus 20:8-10), to mean that Catholics are obliged to attend Mass on that day—and since Our Lord rose from the dead on a Sunday, even from Apostolic times “the Sabbath Day” was observed by Christians on Sundays.
May 16, 2024 · Q: If a solemnity is a precept [i.e., a holyday of obligation] in my country and it falls on a Saturday or a Monday, is going to just one Mass enough to fulfill the precept? For example, if a festivity … Continue reading →
May 26, 2024 · And yet, that is exactly what folks today are doing with the simple instructions from God to be baptized in order to be saved from sins. Their efforts are shameful, irrational and erroneous! They do all sorts of contortions to try to explain away clear Bible teaching! Consider one example.
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May 23, 2024 · We already have answered questions about church services in a home or in a single-family zoning district in general, a possible church next door, whether a church's property can be used for something else, how many people can attend a residential fellowship, and using a building as a church.
