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This is my final Shy Catholic column in The B.C. Catholic. Sadly, it may be my most controversial. A key ecumenical stumbling block for many Protestants coming into the Church … Continued
Barely a day goes by that I don’t see some growing evil in the news: threats to the faith, persecution of Christians, a culture which grows more hostile to the … Continued
The Catechism confirms that it is “morally obligatory . . . to exercise the right to vote,” but with a provincial election next week and a federal election potentially looming, … Continued
I explained last column how after learning about the Early Church Fathers, I suddenly felt the urgency to share my faith. Meanwhile, in the midst of my discovery, God was … Continued
When sharing or defending the faith, we can never overlook the power of our own testimony – evidence of how God has worked in our own lives. Let me explain … Continued
Despite the unequivocal testimony of Scripture, history, and writings of the early Church, many still take issue with the idea of singling Peter out as authoritatively leading the Church, even … Continued
Despite clear testimony from Scripture pointing to Peter’s leadership of the early Church in a perpetual office established by Jesus himself, some still try to challenge it by appealing to … Continued
What makes the Catholic Church different than every other Christian Church? That it claims to be the sole Church founded by Jesus on earth? No, other churches at least try … Continued
In my last article, “The blueprint for the Church that Jesus left behind,” I detailed the New Testament blueprint for the hierarchical Church Jesus founded. Here is a straightforward question … Continued
To many Christians, the “church” or denomination you belong to is of minimal importance, and many will change their affiliations multiple times in the course of their lifetime. Rather than … Continued