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| Tracts | Mary: Mother of God | |
| Tracts | The Trinity | |
| Tracts | The One True God | |
| Tracts | Trinitarian Baptism | |
| Tracts | Do Miracles Still Occur? | |
| Magazine Articles | The Divinity of the Holy Spirit | |
| Quick Questions | Can you explain the Trinity in plain language? | |
| Tracts | God Has No Body | |
| Tracts | Filioque | |
| Magazine Articles | How Can Mary Be God’s Mother? | |
| Tracts | The Eternal Sonship of Christ | |
| Tracts | God in Three Persons | |
| Quick Questions | Is Mormonism polytheistic? | |
| Quick Questions | If Jesus was God, why did he pray? | |
| Quick Questions | Isn't it blasphemy to call Mary the "Mother of God"? | |
| Tracts | Creation out of Nothing | |
| Quick Questions | I am Catholic. A Protestant told me that the people are the church, but I’m pretty sure that is not true. Can you help me? What is the Church? | |
| Quick Questions | If the Son is "eternally begotten" of the Father, then how can he also be born of Mary? | |
| Video | What is the Holy Spirit? | |
| Quick Questions | Why didn't God reveal himself as a Trinity in the Old Testament? |
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"The work of priestly formation these days must involve a strong catechetical component since so many of our people have been deficiently formed. The resources you provide are allowing the Church to do a better job in preparing Catholics to know and defend their faith more effectively."
~ Fr. James, Director of Priestly Formation, Pittsburgh
"Deviating from faith, they are implicated in the darkness of perpetual blindness, although they have the day of Christ and the light of the Church before them; while seeing nothing, they open their mouth as if they knew everything, keen for vain things and dull for things eternal."
~ Ambrose, Bishop, Father and Doctor of the Church, Saint; commenting in the 4th century on the "wise of the world" who look askance at Christianity, a conflict that has existed from the very birth of the Faith (see "Science and the Church").