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Quick Questions Is it a sin to have been raped? Stories about St. Maria Goretti (1890-1902) say that she “chose not to sin.”
Quick Questions If a Christian denies his faith while being tortured, has he committed apostasy?
Quick Questions Why only 10 commandments?
Quick Questions The Catechism forbids deliberate mutilation, so why is non-therapeutic circumcision allowed?
Quick Questions Must I give money to panhandlers?
Quick Questions Is my friend's ability to see the past and future sinful?
Quick Questions Are we morally obliged to boycott businesses that support abortion or that grant same-sex benefits to employees?
Quick Questions Is it okay to buy a lottery ticket? I know we are not supposed to gamble.
Quick Questions Is it right to be proud of some things?
Quick Questions If I'm a smoker, do I have to confess this every time I go to confession?
Quick Questions Is lying a sin if done to protect someone from death?
Quick Questions Does the Church excuse people from Sunday Mass obligation based on their age?
Quick Questions How do I know if I have sinned in my thoughts? After all, we cannot control our thoughts.
Quick Questions Is it a sin for Catholic to be a liberal, or is it a sin to be a conservative?
Quick Questions Are eating disorders an illness or a sin?
Quick Questions Should we say "good luck"?
Quick Questions If my fiancé stays overnight in a spare room in my home a few nights a week, would this be considered cohabitation?
Quick Questions Am I right to tell my CCD students they should not take the pill for medical purposes?
Quick Questions Can a Catholic believe that the U.S. was justified in its decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan during World War II?
Quick Questions Can the devil really make us do it?

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