Category: Catechism
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The Annunciation of the Lord
The Power of Saying Yes: Mary’s Incredible Choice Imagine being asked to change the entire course of human history — and having the power to say no. That’s exactly the situation Mary found herself in during the Annunciation, a moment that might seem distant and churchy, but is actually one of the most human stories…
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The Ten Commandments
In our fast-paced world, the Ten Commandments continue to offer timeless wisdom and guidance.
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The 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit
The Fruits of The Holy Spirit are not achievements to earn but gifts to receive and nurture. They grow naturally when we stay connected to God.
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Finding Your Way Back
An examination of conscience is a crucial step in preparing for confession, and growing in your faith day be day.
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The Corporal Works of Mercy: Living Faith Through Action
The Corporal Works of Mercy are tangible expressions of Catholic faith in action, addressing physical needs and reflecting Christ’s love through service to others
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The Communion of Saints: Our Universal Spiritual Family
The Communion of Saints reveals one of the most beautiful aspects of Catholic faith – the understanding that the Church extends beyond earthly boundaries, cultures, and even time itself.
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Understanding the Ancient Creeds: Your Guide to the Apostles’ and Nicene Creeds
Ancient prayers, modern faith: Discover the fascinating origins of the Catholic Church’s two creeds and why we still use both today. From baptismal teaching tool to theological battleground, these statements of belief have shaped Christianity for 2,000 years.
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The Immaculate Conception
Let’s clear up one of the most common misconceptions right away: The Immaculate Conception isn’t about Jesus’s birth – it’s about Mary’s conception. Surprised? You’re not alone. This beautiful teaching about Mary is often misunderstood, so let’s break it down. What Exactly Is the Immaculate Conception? The Immaculate Conception refers to the Catholic teaching that…
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Understanding Benediction and Adoration: A Guide to These Beautiful Catholic Traditions
During Adoration, time seems to stand still as the consecrated Host, displayed in a beautiful sunburst-shaped vessel called a monstrance, draws the faithful into silent contemplation. This ancient Catholic practice, paired with the beautiful ceremony of Benediction, offers a profound oasis of peace in our hectic world. Whether you’re seeking deeper prayer, quiet reflection, or…
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Indulgences
In Catholic teaching, an indulgence is the remission of temporal punishment for sins that have already been forgiven through confession. Think of it this way – when you do something wrong, there are two consequences: the guilt of the sin itself and the damage or effects that sin causes (temporal punishment). Confession forgives the sin,…