CATHOLIC ARTICLE

TLDR: A Pentecostal pastor’s letter to a convert to Catholicism sparks a deeper look into 1 Timothy 4:1-3, where the pastor accuses the Catholic Church of teaching “doctrines of demons.” We delve into the biblical context and historical background to set the record straight. The Accusation A Pentecostal pastor wrote to a convert to Catholicism, […]

TL;DR This article explores the true teachings of the Second Vatican Council, debunking common misconceptions about its influence on Catholic doctrine and practice. By examining key documents and directives from the Council, it becomes clear that many popular beliefs about changes in Church practices—such as the use of Latin, the nature of the liturgy, and

TLDR: Belief in God is more rational than atheism, as logic and reason can lead to the conclusion that God exists. Is Belief in God Rational? Many people think that faith and reason are opposites, but this is not the case. Belief in God is far more rational than atheism. Logic can show that there

TLDRDinesh D’Souza responds to atheists’ claims that Christian regimes’ crimes cannot be compared to atheist regimes’ crimes in the 20th century. He argues that atheist regimes killed significantly more people, and their crimes were committed in the name of atheism. He also refutes the claim that Hitler was a lifelong Christian, citing evidence that Hitler

TLDR: “Adonai,” meaning “lord” or “ruler” in Hebrew, is a name given to God in the Old Testament. It represents divine authority and is used as a respectful substitute for the sacred name “Yahweh.” The plural form suggests the fullness of God’s power and sovereignty, rather than implying multiple gods. Hebrew grammar experts debate its

TLDR This article dives into the story of Adam, known as the first man according to the Bible, exploring his creation, life, and the rich symbolism surrounding him. It unpacks the debates around his name’s meaning, his role in the biblical narratives of Genesis, and how he is viewed in both the Old and New

TLDR: The ad limina visit is a tradition where bishops visit the tombs of Sts. Peter and Paul in Rome to meet the Pope, discuss their dioceses, and strengthen their connection to the Church’s leadership. This practice dates back centuries but became more formalized over time. Every five years, bishops must submit a report on

TLDR Grace is a supernatural gift from God aimed at helping us achieve eternal salvation. It’s not something we can earn or deserve; it’s freely given by God out of His love for us. This article dives into the types of grace, focusing on actual grace—God’s temporary assistance for specific actions leading us towards salvation.

TLDR: The term “abyss” in Catholic doctrine holds various meanings, encompassing primeval waters, the abode of the dead, and hell. Its usage in the Bible and classical texts reflects its deep and profound connotations. In Catholic teachings, the term “abyss” carries significant weight, reflecting deep and profound concepts. Derived from the Greek word “abyssos,” it

TLDR An acolyte in the Catholic Church is a cleric who assists in various liturgical duties, such as lighting candles, carrying them in processions, preparing wine and water for Mass, and aiding the clergy during church services. The role dates back to ancient times, with mentions in documents from the third century. Acolytes were initially