The entire meaning of Lent, Holy Thursday, the Easter Triduum, can be summed up in this sentence from the gospel of John, “He loved his own in the world and he loved them to the end,” since it speaks about the entire content of the life and mission of Jesus Christ; that is, to love his disciples and his brethren—us, you, me, humanity—to the very end.
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The Holy Trinity and Salvation
As we approach Holy week and the Easter season, it is important to meditate on the love that is revealed through the Trinity.
“O Mother of God, [none] attains salvation except through thee”
Why is it logically and theologically correct to say that salvation is attained through Mary?
Are You Saved?
The “Are you saved?” question is, more often than not, a loaded question.
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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.
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?