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How Do We Know Truth? A Catholic Perspective
From a Catholic perspective, truth is more than just an abstract concept or a mere collection of facts--it is a reflection of God Himself. ... continue reading
Veterans Day: Prayer for all veterans to find peace and healing Watch
Veterans who return home from war often find they now face a whole new battle. They are left to heal from both the physical, mental and ... continue reading
The Power of the Rosary: Why Praying the Rosary Matters for Catholics
The rosary is one of the most cherished and powerful forms of prayer in the Catholic faith. With its soothing repetition, contemplative ... continue reading
All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day: A Celebration Watch
All Saints' Day is a holy day of obligation celebrated every Nov. 1. It is dedicated to the recognized saints of the Church and all those ... continue reading
All Saints' Day, Halloween and All Souls' Day: What's the difference? Watch
Everyone knows how to celebrate Halloween -with costumes, candy and horror movies, right? Well, that isn't wrong but it isn't the entire ... continue reading
Since when did Halloween become a Christian holiday?
If there's one holiday Christians might like to skip, Halloween is probably the most common choice. It's dark, macabre, celebrates evil, ... continue reading
Mary, Our Mother: A Journey of Faith, Love, and Compassion
Mary, the mother of Jesus, holds a unique and cherished place in Catholic belief. She is more than just the mother of Christ; she is a ... continue reading
God
Understanding God is fundamental to the Catholic faith. Catholics believe that God is our Creator, who made everything out of love (Genesis ... continue reading
'You Belong To The Future': Remembering Pope John Paul II's powerful words to the Youth Watch
"Always be prepared to make a defence....for the hope that is in you." Vatican City (CNA/EWTN News) - This was the verse of scripture that ... continue reading
What is the Difference Between Demons and Ghosts? A Catholic Perspective
In the rich tradition of Catholic teaching, the distinction between demons and ghosts is an important one. Though both are spiritual ... continue reading
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