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To learn the Catholic faith well, not only do we have to understand something about God, but we also need to understand something about our human need as men and women created by God. Our understanding of the human person will affect our understanding of the great questions: Who am I? Where did I come from? What is my purpose? What happens after I die? This booklet will provide an overview of the Catholic understanding of the human person. Thanks to the Saint Gregory Society for providing music.
The Catholic Church is going through a radical transition and the old ways of being a Catholic no longer work for many people, because society has changed. Attitudes have changed; educational styles have changed; our understanding of what the Faith is, and what it should do for us, has changed.
Book outlining the sanctity of marriage and reasons for an annulment
In this short booklet, I will look at five key points from the Theology of the Body, focusing primarily on John Paul II’s reflections on what marriage originally was intended to be. While I am not intending to offer a comprehensive overview, it is my hope that a short tour through these five fundamental points will help make John Paul II’s monumental work on the Theology of the Body a bit more digestible and practical for married life.
Why did the Church in 1997 bestow the title of “Doctor of the Church” on one so deeply esteemed as “the Little Flower?” In Thérèse’s own writings, which are not many, the saint makes reference to the Doctors of the Church no fewer than eleven times.