Can a Person Be Forgiven for Adultery?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: No matter what you’ve done, you can rise from spiritual death and put your life back together. Go to confession.
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Why Did God Create an Imperfect World?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: In responding to needs that arise because of Adam’s sin, we become more beautiful than if we had never responded.
Does God Change His Mind When We Pray?
God himself does not change, but God wills change in his creation — and he wills to bring it about through our prayers.
Does God Want You to Move to a Pro-Life State?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: What does a morally upright person do when faced with living in an abortion-friendly state?
When a Baptist Marries a Catholic
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: The distance between Baptists and Catholics is much closer than the distance between believers and nonbelievers.
What Can I Do If I Can’t Get to Sunday Mass?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: ‘I don’t have a way to get to Mass … I’m so scared of going to hell. What can I do?’
Same-Sex Attracted Children and the Holidays: What’s a Parent to Do?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Setting proper boundaries will support a child without supporting their lifestyle.
Is It Always a Grave Sin to Skip Sunday Mass?
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: ‘The Sunday Eucharist is the foundation and confirmation of all Christian practice. For this reason the faithful are obliged to participate in the Eucharist on days of obligation, unless excused for a serious reason (for example, illness, the care of infants) or dispensed by their own pastor. Those who deliberately fail in this obligation commit a grave sin.’ (CCC 2181)
Contraception and Infallibility — Part 1
COMMENTARY: Despite opinions circulated by Pontifical Academy for Life, the Church’s perennial teaching on the immorality of contraception is settled and unchangeable teaching of divine law.
Contraception and Infallibility – Part 2
COMMENTARY: Some Pontifical Academy for Life theologians seem to fail to take into account the other way that Church teaching can be proclaimed infallibly: worldwide teaching by the ordinary magisterium.
