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In my previous column, we looked at indisputable evidence from Scripture and the early Church for the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. In particular, we examined John 6, … Continued
As we approach Holy Week, the question naturally arises: does it matter that Christians agree on all the various teachings Jesus left us? Isn’t it sufficient that we all “love” … Continued
Jesus founded a Church two millennia ago, and that Church is still in existence. If you’re a Christian and not part of it, you would need some pretty strong justification … Continued
Some contend that the Church originally founded by Jesus on earth – the Catholic Church – became paganized and then completely apostatized, falling away from the truths Jesus left it, … Continued
Some non-Catholics contend that Catholics involve themselves in the sort of “vain repetition” in prayer that Jesus warns about, for example, in Matthew 6:7: “In praying do not heap up … Continued
In my last article, I looked at Mormonism’s founder, Joseph Smith, detailing his marginal background and inconsistencies within his Book of Mormon and other allegedly divinely inspired writings. But it … Continued
Many Catholics have encountered the well-dressed young missionaries of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS or Mormon Church) and maybe even are casually familiar with its reputation … Continued
Divorce and annulment is always a touchy subject, particularly because of the complexities of marital situations people find themselves in. This article isn’t meant to address particular situations – that’s … Continued
My last column detailing the theological and historical background to the practices of Communion on the tongue and hand has generated some good discussion, so I thought I would respond … Continued
The question of Communion on the tongue or in the hand elicits a lot of discussion. The General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM), the official instruction of the Catholic … Continued