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Quick Questions What exactly does amen mean?
Quick Questions Is it judgmental to point out someone's error?
Quick Questions How can the Catholic Church claim to be true when it represents such a minority position within Christianity?
Quick Questions If the Catholic Church is the true Church, why is it that Evangelical Protestants are more successful in making converts?
Quick Questions How can I refute my colleague's claim that truth is relative?
Quick Questions Why do you insist on imposing your religion on people--can't you just live and let live?
Quick Questions If I can believe in a religion that rejects the Church's teachings and still get to heaven, why bother being a Catholic?
Quick Questions When Jesus mentioned the "one flock, one shepherd," was he referring to the Catholic Church alone?
Quick Questions Should I talk about the differences between faiths, or just keep my mouth shut out of respect?
Quick Questions Should I convert to Catholicism if I believe it to be true, even though it could hurt my marriage?
Quick Questions Shouldn't we do whatever it takes to convert non-Catholics?
Quick Questions Is lying a sin if done to protect someone from death?
Quick Questions Is it a sin for Catholic to be a liberal, or is it a sin to be a conservative?
Quick Questions Can you explain the moral distinctions in these situations? Are these examples of legalism?
Quick Questions To lead a moral life, is it enough to follow your conscience?
Quick Questions What is truth?
Quick Questions Did Christianity borrow from Mithraism?
Quick Questions Does the seal of the confessional go against the Bible's admonition to tell the truth?
Quick Questions Can the Catholic Church list all the teachings given to the apostles by divine revelation and contained in Sacred Tradition?
Quick Questions How do you answer the charge that apologetics is divisive?

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~ The Sanctus, here described by Pope Clement I (from his I Cor., 34:6-7) circa A.D. 95, is one of the most ancient parts of the sacred liturgy, tracing back to the time of the apostles.