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Quick Questions Can you explain the moral distinctions in these situations? Are these examples of legalism?
Quick Questions Should we say "good luck"?
Quick Questions If my daughter refuses to go to Mass, am I guilty of mortal sin?
Quick Questions Would I be committing a mortal sin if I believed an act to be gravely wrong - even if it were not - and did it anyway?
Quick Questions What is the Church's view on organ transplants?
Radio Shows Understanding Same Sex Attraction (Part II) 4/11/2012 7pm ET
Quick Questions To lead a moral life, is it enough to follow your conscience?
Quick Questions What does "honor your father and your mother" mean? If the parents are abusive, does this change anything?
Radio Shows Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues 6/22/2011 6pm ET
Quick Questions If non-Catholic parents request that their Catholic children cremate them and spread their ashes somewhere, can the children honor the request?
Video What to do when a spouse is addicted to pornography.
Quick Questions Why were the descendants of Adam and Eve punished for the sins of their parents?
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 Are Catholics required to attend non-Catholic services (instead of Mass) for the sake of ecumenism?
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Quick Questions Should Catholics circumcise their sons?
Quick Questions What is a "cafeteria Catholic"?
Video Voting for the "lesser of two evils"
Quick Questions Am I right to tell my CCD students they should not take the pill for medical purposes?
Quick Questions Is there an apostolate for homosexual Catholics?

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