A New Year Begins with Mary
The Catholic Church begins the civil New Year not with resolutions, but with a solemn feast: the Solemnity of Mary, the Holy Mother of God....
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Christmas: The Mystery of God Made Flesh
The Great Mystery We Celebrate At Christmas, the Church invites us to contemplate not merely a beautiful story, but a profound mystery of faith: God...
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The Importance of Advent: Why This Season Matters for Catholics
Advent is one of the most beautiful and meaningful seasons of the Catholic calendar. It invites us to slow down, turn our hearts toward God,...
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The Biblical Importance of Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is more than a cultural tradition. For many of us, it is a deeply spiritual act that shapes how we see God, one another,...
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Are There Modern Prophets Today? A Catholic Perspective
Many Catholics wonder: Are there modern prophets today, or did prophecy end with the Bible? The Church teaches that God’s definitive revelation is complete in...
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Who Was Melchizedek? A Guide to the Mysterious Priest-King of Scripture
Melchizedek is one of the most intriguing figures in the Bible. Though he appears only briefly, the Church has long recognized him as a key...
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Is It Sinful to Work on Sunday?
“Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy.” — Exodus 20:8 From the earliest days of the Church, Sunday—the day of the Lord’s Resurrection—has been...
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Can Catholics Believe in Evolution? Understanding Faith and Science in Harmony
A Faith That Embraces Truth Catholics do not have to choose between faith in God and belief in evolution. The Catholic Church teaches that faith...
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Mary, Mother of God: Understanding the Theotokos Controversy
Who Is the Theotokos? “Theotokos” is a Greek word meaning “God-bearer” or “Mother of God.” For Catholics, this title for Mary expresses a deep truth:...
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The Purpose of Prayer, Confession, and Fasting in Catholic Life
Introduction: Growing Closer to God Through the Sacramental Life In the Catholic tradition, prayer, confession, and fasting are not optional extras—they are sacred pathways that...
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