In honor of the holiday of love, read the Catechism section on matrimony. It can renew and inspire your love to new heights.
God is love and loves us infinitely, but there are undoubtedly attitudes that can jeopardize our salvation, such as the sin of presumption.
It's not just about untruths. Bearing false witness can destroy a person in every sense; hence the serious consequences of this terrible sin.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church explains the Church’s official stance when it comes to immigration.
Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger tasked Fr. Jean Corbon with the weighty task of synthesizing the Catholic Church's beliefs about prayer.
Cardinal Karlic joined the Order of St. Augustine in 2005, at the age of nearly 80, at a time when Father Robert Francis Prevost was the prior general of the order.
'Foundations of Faith' by Ascension was just what I was looking for at the right price!
While a new executive order has directed federal judges to pursue capital punishment where applicable, public support is at its lowest in decades.
Christian hope is a theological virtue that reminds us of our ultimate destiny of communion with God for all eternity.
Memory is integral to human identity. The Catechism teaches that memory plays a vital role in salvation history, allowing us to recall God’s mighty deeds.
"Let us think of our catechists who do so much work and, in some parts of the world, are the first to bring the faith forward."
The St. John Vianney Theological Seminary Lay Division offers college-level courses on the Bible and the Catechism, and many courses on art, history, and culture.
The humble French woman had little education, but her spiritual wisdom was profound and is recognized by the Church and quoted several times in the Catechism.
So many unseen ministries work together to strengthen the life of the Church and help us all feel the movement of the Holy Spirit.
Ka Luring Franco was a saintly lay catechist who died in 2011 at the age of 75. The local bishop officially inaugurated her cause for canonization.
In vitro fertilization (IVF) has always been morally objectionable in the eyes of the Catholic Church, as it removes procreation from the sacredness of the sexual act.
Pope Francis encourages young people to study the Catechism of the Catholic Church, pray, and read the Gospels, to get closer to Christ and experience his love.
