Are we required to kneel during Mass? Why is our posture in prayer important? Answers to these questions and tips for overcoming difficulties in prayer. Dan and Melissa answer questions from listeners.
Why are the terms Imprimatur, Imprimi Potest and Nihil Obstat important on a Catholic book? Can they be in error? Does the Church require them? Father John Bartunek examines these designations.
How do we understand the Mystical Body of Christ? Fr Gabriel of St Mary Magdalen reflects on the teachings of St Paul, Ven Pius XII, & St Mary Magdalene dei Pazzi, in this excerpt from Divine Intimacy, the Carmelite meditation classic.
What Kind of Spiritual Allies Should We Have? Part I of II Dear Father John, I’m interested in knowing what kind of people will help
How does one respond to a gay child who wants gay “marriage” and still remain faithful to the Church and Her teaching? Find out when Fr John Bartunek examines this question and provides resources that may help.
Are mercy and compassion the same thing? Is this really the year of mercy…or is it really the year of compassion? Find out the answers to these questions when Liz Estler reflects on the new Jubilee Year of Mercy which begins tomorrow, December 8, 2015, on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception.
Is heaven a real place? Could it be, rather, a state of being? Find out more as Father John Bartunek examines what the Church has to say about this.
What’s so special about a basilica? Why does the Church celebrate the dedication of this basilica? Find out when Liz Estler reflects on this important feast and its history.
Is the liturgy a grace machine? Fr Angelo Geiger brings the words of Pope Benedict XVI (Joseph Ratzinger) and Cardinal Robert Sarah to bear as he examines this question in part V of his Mystery and Magisterium Series and how the Blessed Virgin Mary is key to better appreciating the sacraments and the liturgy.
What does the universal call to holiness mean to the family as domestic Church? Liz Estler concludes her examination of the family as domestic Church in Part 4 of this four-part series.
