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Quick Questions If Jesus was a Jew, why are we Catholic?
Quick Questions What's gnosticism?
Quick Questions Are there surviving non-Catholic Christian groups that date from the first century A.D.?
Quick Questions Was the canon of Scripture determined before the Church councils that decided it?
Quick Questions Did the Council of Carthage select only the books of the New Testament for the canon?
Quick Questions What were Christians called before St. Ignatius of Antioch referred to them as Catholics?
Quick Questions Who were the Church Fathers?
Quick Questions If we dug up a lost book by one of the apostles, could it be added to the canon of the Bible or would that be impossible?
Quick Questions What are the Nag Hammadi writings, and do they reveal anything we didn't already know about Christ or the Bible?
Quick Questions Who are the Melkites?
Quick Questions Did the Church change the number of the sacraments?
Quick Questions Why wasn't the Catholic Church established 5,000, 3,000, or even 2,500 years ago?
Quick Questions Who were the Judaizers?
Quick Questions Why didn't Jesus' preaching and miracles convince more Jews to follow him?

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"There is one jewel for my poor soul, in a life which desires not sin; it is the beads... Suitable are these for a gift; bits of the tree of Him Who redeemed us."

~ Gitto'r Glyn, Welsh poet; opening lines from his "popish" Cywydd y paderau prennau (Ode to the Wooden Beads); secretly circulated among private Catholic homes in Wales during the English persecutions, when possession meant a death sentence.