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1 day ago · Jesus, the Pope explained, brought peace by giving hope and calling out injustice, often overturning human values, as seen in the Sermon on the Mount. His peace, born from love and devotion, is exemplified by the Cross and His resurrection, symbolizing that "the man of peace has a future." “The peace that Christ brings becomes visible when it ...
4 days ago · The Oblate explained that consecrated men and women truly live at the heart of the Church since they devote their entire lives to praying for the world and for the Church, as well as to many different works of apostolate, such as taking care of people in schools, in hospitals and other missions.
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5 days ago · So, whether it be just venial sins that are confessed, or mortal sins, or a combination of both, these are the nine chief benefits of this particular sacrament. Let’s look at each of these benefits and explain them further: 1. Self-knowledge is increased.
5 days ago · Through Baptism we are freed from sin and reborn as sons of God; we become members of Christ, are incorporated into the Church and made sharers in her mission: "Baptism is the sacrament of ...
5 days ago · Both the Bible and Apostolic Tradition are the Word of God. Both are important sources for the Faith. The Catholic Church being the Church founded by Christ preserves both from corruption and...
5 days ago · All the rites of the Catholic Church are of equal dignity and equally valid. Attendance at a different rite fulfills the Sunday obligation.
5 days ago · To prevent the risk of an atomistic reading, Blocher argues that Roman Catholic ecclesiology has a pulsating “heart” from which everything else radiates and that this heart is the conception of the church as a “continued incarnation” or prolonged incarnation.
