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Quick Questions Can I have a Mass said for the repose of the soul of a Protestant? What happens to my prayers if he's in heaven or hell already?
Quick Questions Should I genuflect or bow to the tabernacle?
Quick Questions Did the Church change the Mass so it would be more acceptable to Protestants?
Quick Questions If my daughter refuses to go to Mass, am I guilty of mortal sin?
Quick Questions Who's right about when the bread and wine become Christ's body and blood?
Video Mass Revision: Changing words and holding hands
Quick Questions How can we offer Jesus' body, blood, soul, and divinity in the Divine Mercy chaplet?
Radio Shows Q&A Open Forum 1/12/2012 6pm ET
Quick Questions Should the host be broken as the priest says "He broke the bread..."?
Video How can we get our adult children back in the Church?
Magazine Articles Where the Soul of Christ Transforms the Soul of the World
Quick Questions Is the priest "another Christ" when he says Holy Mass, hears confessions, etc.?
Quick Questions Are Catholics required to attend non-Catholic services (instead of Mass) for the sake of ecumenism?
Quick Questions Shouldn't we kneel when the tabernacle is open?
Quick Questions Is music allowed during the eucharistic prayer?
Quick Questions During the Sunday liturgy, we are now bowing to our priest as he leaves the sanctuary to process out. Is this permitted?
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?
Quick Questions Should a crucifix be present in the sanctuary during Mass?

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"Between heresy and schism there is this difference, that heresy perverts dogma, while schism, by rebellion against the bishop, separates from the Church. Nevertheless there is no schism which does not trump up a heresy to justify its departure from the Church."

~ St. Jerome, (In Ep. ad Tit., iii, 10), remarking on how practically and historically, heresy and schism nearly always go hand in hand.