Praying to Mary and the Saints
In the creeds, Catholics profess the belief that they are in communion with the saints in Heaven who can, and do, hear our prayers....
Fasting Before Holy Communion
Because Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist, Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity, it is a sacred meal. Before receiving Holy Communion, Catholics are...
St. Mary Magdalene
Mary Magdalene, or Mary of Magdala, was one of Jesus’ closest disciples who followed Him during his ministry. According to Sacred Scripture, Mary Magdalene...
Immigrants and Refugees
A considerable number of refugees and immigrants to America are Catholic. The Church teaches that Catholics should treat strangers just as they would treat...
Relativism
Relativism is the belief that there is no absolute or objective truth. Instead, the relativist believes that truth is subjective and that what is...
A Male Priesthood
The Bible reveals that Jesus was male and that He selected only men to be ordained as his Apostles. Those Apostles and the bishops...
Independence Day
Our greatest hope for freedom lies in the Cross of Jesus Christ and the founding principles represented in the flag of the United States...
Fraternal Correction
An essential part of living the Christian life is correcting the behavior of those who have gone astray. Christians are not only called to...
The Birth of John the Baptist
John the Baptist is the hinge that connects the Old Testament to the New Testament. He is the last of the prophets to announce...
The Seal of Confession
The Sacrament of Reconciliation allows Catholics to confess their most serious and embarassing sins to a priest in a sacred and safe environment. The...