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Jesus Came to Bring the Sword?
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Fr. Charles Grondin
Do not think that I have come to bring peace upon the earth. I have come to bring not peace but the sword. For I have come to set a man "…
Talking to Kids About Catholic Traditions
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Patrick Lencioni
Origin of Extraordinary Ministers
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Fr. Charles Grondin
In 1969 the Church issued the document Fidei custos, which authorized the laity to help distribute Communion under certain…
Is Communion in the Hand Allowed Everywhere?
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Fr. Charles Grondin
The universal norm for the Church is communion on the tongue. National episcopal conferences have applied for and received approval to…
What Is Subsidiarity?
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Fr. Vincent Serpa O.P.
Subsidiarity is the principle, formulated by the Catholic Church, that matters ought to be handled by the smallest, lowest, or least…
May Catholics Pray Jewish Prayers?
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Tom Nash
Jesus reminds us that salvation is from the Jews (John 4:22), as he indeed the Jewish Messiah and Savior of all mankind. And Jesus is the…
Can Jews Be Saved?
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Tom Nash
Yes, they can, and indeed salvation is from the Jews, as Jesus Christ teaches (John 4:22). But anyone who is saved is saved by Jesus Christ…
Does Indifference Equal Invincible Ignorance?
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Fr. Charles Grondin
Invincible ignorance means that someone does not know something through no fault of their own. For ignorance to be considered…
Can Agnostics Be Saved?
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Tom Nash
It’s possible for agnostics to be saved, but anyone who’s saved is saved by Jesus Christ, the Savior of all mankind, and through his…
"Baptism in the Holy Spirit" Defined
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Fr. Hugh Barbour, O. Praem
This expression "baptism in the Holy Spirit" is used in the charismatic renewal to refer to an experience of an intensified awareness of…
The Devil Can Do No Good
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Michelle Arnold
Angelic persons are pure spirit and have no bodies. That means that they are not subject to the limitations of change over time, as are…
Specificity When Confessing Impurity
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Fr. Hugh Barbour, O. Praem
The basic norm for confessing grave sins is that we should be sorry for all of our grave sins without exception. For this reason the Church…
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