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Our Destiny is Love

Connie Rossini November 4, 2014 No Comments

Our Destiny is Love Why did God make you? Some of us memorized the answer to that question as children. The Baltimore Catechism says, “God

How Do I Set Up a Home Altar?

Leila Marie Lawler June 21, 2014 5 Comments

Dear Dan, I have heard you speak and mention the importance of having a home altar or dedicated space to pray. I must admit that

Is God’s Greatest Creation Lucifer or the Blessed Virgin Mary?

Fr. José Antonio Fortea May 9, 2014 5 Comments

Father Fortea, is God’s greatest creation Lucifer or the Blessed Virgin Mary? Before this question can be answered, we have to understand that Lucifer (which

What are the Types of Evil?

Fr. José Antonio Fortea March 13, 2014 1 Comment

Father Fortea, what are the types of evil? While the variety of particular evils is infinite, theologians typically distinguish between physical and moral evils. Remember

Adoration, Silence and the Lamp of Fire (Part I of II)

Anthony Lilles January 21, 2014 7 Comments

“Hunger for silence is the sign of spiritual maturity.” This saying is attributed to [Saint] John Paul the Great and reminds me of the program

Where are Demons Located?

Fr. José Antonio Fortea November 29, 2012 17 Comments

Dear Fr. Fortea, where are demons located? Demons–like the souls of deceased human beings–do not occupy space. This does not mean, though, that they are

Catechism – Contemplative Prayer – 2719

Dan Burke June 14, 2012 8 Comments

Contemplative Prayer – Catechism Paragraph 2719 Contemplative prayer is a communion of love bearing Life for the multitude, to the extent that it consents to