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The Feast of the Most Holy Trinity is as true today as ever

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Most Holy Trinity in the Catholic Church. Catholics, as well as most who claim to be Christian, ascribe to the...

Today is Pentecost Sunday. Coming 50 days after Easter, it is regarded as the birthday of the Church. If you recall, before Jesus' Ascension,...

Many times those who do not understand Catholicism quote Jesus’ words in Matt 6:9 not to use “vain repetitions” when praying....

God gave the Church a beautiful feast day the Sunday after Easter called The Feast of the Divine Mercy. Officially recognized in 2000 by Pope John...

In the Catholic Church, there is a hierarchy of authority. Most people are aware the Holy Father, the Pope, is the leader of the Church. He is the...

Catholics follow the liturgical calendar. Last Sunday was the last day of the Christmas season, ending with the baptism of Jesus by John the...

Imagine a small unknown family who recently has had a child. Now transport yourself to the ancient days and then try to picture three mighty men...

In the Roman Catholic Church, December 8, is the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It is what is called a holy day of obligation, when Catholics...

This weekend, the Roman Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King. We have arrived at the end of the liturgical...

One of the biggest chasms separating Catholics and most Protestants remains the issue of faith and works. As mentioned in the last article...