5 Replies to Questions About Catholic (and Biblical) Prayer
‘Prayer is Christian insofar as it is communion with Christ and extends throughout the Church, which is his Body. Its dimensions are those of Christ's love.’ (CCC 2565)
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Fascinating Biblical Considerations About Mount Sinai
Several factors point to a mountain called Ras es Safsafeh as the most reasonable and plausible candidate for Mount Sinai
In the New Testament, ‘Household’ Baptism Includes Infant Baptism
It is quite probable, based on what we know about first-century families and Sacred Scripture, that baptisms of entire households included baptisms of children
St. Athanasius Was Catholic — He Knew Sola Scriptura Was False
The Church Fathers, almost to a person, reject Sola Scriptura, and hold that Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture make up a single deposit of the Word of God
Was Our Lady Among Those Who Accused Our Lord of Being ‘Beside Himself?’
From the moment of the Annunciation, the Blessed Mother knew that Jesus was no ordinary man.
The Bible Is Clear: Some Holy People Are Holier Than Others
Contrary to the opinion of some, the Church and the Bible make it clear that there are varying degrees of grace and merit among humans.
Immaculate Mary and the Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple
Some say that the Blessed Virgin Mary sinned when Jesus was 12 by either being anxious, or rebuking Jesus, or both. Here’s why they’re wrong.
The Meaning of the Keys of St. Peter
Handing over the ‘keys of the kingdom’ — conferring an extraordinary degree of authority — refers back to Isaiah 22.
Ongoing Justification and the Indwelling Holy Spirit
We receive the Holy Spirit at baptism, but there is an ongoing sense of receiving him to a fuller degree throughout our lives, too.
What the Bible Says About Justification by Faith and Works
Abraham had the faith to believe God (faith), and he obeyed him (a work).
