Author: Dr. Marc Tinsley
The Birth of John the Baptist
Because of his major role in salvation history, John the Baptist’s birth is one of only three celebrated by the Catholic Church. The others...
The Theological Virtue of Faith
The virtue of faith is what allows man to know and believe in God. By faith, Catholics also believe what God has revealed through...
Fathers
The necessity of fathers cannot be overlooked in the Church or society. At home, fathers play a critical role as the spiritual leader of...
The Immaculate Heart of Mary
The Blessed Virgin Mary’s pure and immaculate heart is the source of her burning love for God and her desire to bring people to...
The Sacred Heart of Jesus
Being fully God and fully human, Jesus has a human heart and that human heart is the heart of God. For centuries, devotion to...
The Communion of Saints
In the Apostle’s Creed, Catholics profess their belief in the Communion of Saints, an eternal spiritual union between all Christians in Heaven, in Purgatory,...
Corpus Christi
Although Jesus is present in his Church in many ways, his presence in the Eucharist is special because this is where He is real,...
Catholics are born again
All Catholics are “born again” because they became a new person when they received the Holy Spirit at their Baptism with water. This is...
The Holy Trinity
Catholics believe in one God and that in the one God there are three divine persons. The Blessed Trinity is the central mystery of...
The Theological Virtue of Hope
The virtue of hope is a gift from God that gives Catholics joy, confident that their all-knowing and merciful God has promised eternal life...