Divorce is one of the most misunderstood topics in Catholicism and it’s something that touches almost all of our lives. In this video lesson we look at the Catholic teaching also the passage in the Gospels where Christ seems to make an exception for divorce.
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In Sacred Scripture, the number forty is a sign of repentance:
If someone asked you, “What do Catholics believe about homosexuality?” would you be ready to give an answer based on Scripture, theology, and natural law? In this video lesson on homosexuality, we give everything you need to answer confidently that question as a Catholic.
Contraception is the most controversial topic in Catholicism. In this lesson, we will examine the biblical, historical, theological, and philosophical reasons for why the Catholic Church maintains its teaching against contraception.
Today we examine why using drugs or alcohol to enter impaired intellectual states is not only wrong, but constitutes grave sin.
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So what is apologetics? The word Apologetics comes from the Greek word apologia meaning “defense.” Saint Peter, our first Pope wrote in 1 Peter 3:15 that we should always be ready to give a defense of the hope that is within us. Here Saint Peter uses the Greek word “apologia” for the word “defense”
It does not entail “I’m sorry,” rather it entails “I defend this.” So it is a defense of the Christian Faith in its totality.
