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Quick Questions Is music allowed during the eucharistic prayer?
Quick Questions Why is the Mass called the "unbloody" sacrifice of our Lord on his cross?
Video What are the Historical Roots of the Mass?
Quick Questions Why do some communicants approach the priest with a rosary in their hands?
Radio Shows Open Forum for Non-Catholics (Part I) 8/13/2012 6pm ET
Quick Questions Is it possible to get sick from drinking from the Eucharistic cup?
Radio Shows The Trouble with Calvinism 4/1/2011 6pm ET
Quick Questions Did St. Norbert have to drink a spider to avoid desecrating the precious blood?
Quick Questions When considering whether to receive Communion, what constitutes a "grave reason" and "opportunity to confess"?
Quick Questions Why does the Offertory Prayer seem to imply that the sacrifice of the Mass only symbolizes Christ? It sounds heretical.
Radio Shows Kids' Q&A 2/27/2012 6pm ET
Quick Questions Is there a theological reason for a priest to celebrate Mass on Saturday morning?
Quick Questions Can the priest pour the precious blood into other chalices after the consecration?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 2/2/2012 6pm ET
Quick Questions Is it true that Christ's presence in the Eucharist is equal to his presence in the Word and the assembly?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 3/17/2011 6pm ET
Radio Shows How to Go to Mass (Pre-Recorded) 2/9/2011 7pm ET
Radio Shows The Mass as the Sacrifice of Christ 5/9/2011 7pm ET
Quick Questions Does having multiple priests consecrating the Eucharist mean anything or give additional special meaning to the Mass?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 3/13/2012 6pm ET

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