Beliefs of the Catholic Church.
Advent is one of the most important celebrations that we have in the Catholic Church, and that’s because it is basically the preparation of Jesus’ coming. Families are God’s greatest blessings, it is the primary influence and impact of a person’s life and the advent season is the perfect way to strengthen your family’s faith …
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Sins can be a very touchy subject, it can be very hard to discuss with someone, but as Catholics, we must be willing to know and educate ourselves about them. We all know that all sins are not good for us, but what we do have to remember is that not all sins are the …
We all know that the Mercy and Grace of God exist, but sometimes it gets a bit difficult to understand these words and what exactly do they mean entirely. Let’s dive a bit deeper. What’s God’s Mercy? In this discussion on Mercy and grace of God let’s begin first with understanding what is Mercy and, …
A devotion to the wounds of Jesus might be a bit odd to some people, but it actually stemmed from a medieval practice and became popular during the 12th and 13th centuries. Looking into Jesus’ suffering on the cross reveals His unconditional love for us, and can give us a deeper understanding and perspective on …
Our Lady plays a significant role in Jesus’ life, and therefore the Catholic Church celebrates the notable and events in her life and her veneration by having feast days. What is the Basis for Marian Feast Days? There are a lot of momentous events in the life of Our Lady, but we don’t fully celebrate …
In the Catholic Church, we follow this particular hierarchy: The Pope has the highest rank and the leader of the Catholic Church, followed by the cardinals, then we have the bishops, followed by the priests, and then finally, the deacons. The priest’s and deacon’s role may be a puzzle for some, but it’s not that …
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Holy Saturday may not sound as important for others, but it is a significant day indeed. This day marks the last day of Lent and Holy Week. It is the day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday. During Holy Saturday, the altar is still completely bare. Holy Communion is not given to anyone except during …
Saint Joseph is the husband of Mary and the earthly father of Jesus. He was a humble carpenter and was always said to be a protector of his family. Saint Joseph and his Royal Lineage Even though he was a humble and simple man, Saint Joseph comes from a royal lineage. According to Luke and …
A lot of people perceive that Christmas is the only important day of the Catholic liturgical calendar. Easter Sunday is as important, and in fact, has been considered as one of the most significant days and feasts in the Christian faith. Importance of Easter Sunday Easter Sunday is a significant day for Catholics and Christians …
Palm Sunday is a significant day, as it is the last Sunday of Lent and Holy Week‘s first day. On this day, the Church’s readings talk about Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem and His passion. To know more about this important day, scroll down below! Where did the term “Palm Sunday” originate? The term “Palm …