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Are You Saved?
The “Are you saved?” question is, more often than not, a loaded question.

Twisted in Knots by ‘Romanist Errors’
Understanding Church authority is key to navigating today’s troubled and confused waters.

Hell: It’s Your Choice
Hell is a choice. As St. Augustine famously pointed out, God created us without our consent, but he will not save us without our consent.
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Does “Grave Sin” mean “Mortal Sin”?
A careful reading of Church documents like canon law or the Catechism (and others), reveals that when the Church uses the term “grave sin” it means “mortal sin.”

The Mother of God: A Title Essential to the Christian Faith
Why is the Solemnity of The Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, important—essential even—for Christians?

Happy New Year 2025: To Begin Again
With the differing time zones, the celebrations of the New Year are staggered around the globe as we welcome the end of one calendar year in the secular arena and the beginning of a new one.

Love is Born on Christmas Morn, and the World is Born Anew
The Christian faith claims that God is more than an idea, more than the summit of all the aspirations of the human heart.
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A Christmas Reflection on Trust In Providence
We often set off on an unceasing quest to distance ourselves from every anxiety, and thus begin to live in such a way as to constantly seek change for “the better.” There is a self-inflicted stress in such a life; a nervous movement toward some savored goal.
Pre-Tribulation Rapture?
Christians who are alive on earth just prior to the second coming of Christ will experience a “final trail,” a “final unleashing of evil,” and a “final cosmic upheaval” before the Lord returns in glory at the last judgment.
Advent and Homesickness
I’m sure you’re familiar with homesickness. Perhaps you, like me, feel a little homesick right now. Perhaps you, like me, feel as if you’re never really home, no matter where you go, no matter where you live.
The Church Fathers and Their Importance
It’s not uncommon for people to portray a fundamental misunderstanding of not only who the Church Fathers are, but also the place they hold in terms of expounding Catholic doctrine.
An Advent Story: A Man Who Loved Christ to Tears
After a long pause, John told me about a terrible fire-fight he’d experienced in the war. He didn’t describe any of the details. There was no talk of blood or bombs or bullets or shredded bodies. What he did say, is the Lord had saved him. And he didn’t know why.
Advent and the Search for God: The Importance of Effort
The search for Divine Love demands of man every effort of intellect, a sound will, an upright heart, as well as the witness of others who teach him to seek God (CCC, 30).