Living the Catholic Faith in Difficult Times - Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers (MP3) In the midst of anxious and turbulent times, Deacon Harold explains how we can bear witness to the faith with courage, decisiveness, and fidelity! Also Available in the...

Sunday Church-goers recite a creed and partake in rituals as old as Christ Our Lord himself. But what we worship in the Church, stays in Church, right? Or does it impact our daily decisions, our outlook on life, the way we live as a Catholic culture?...

Sunday Church-goers recite a creed and partake in rituals as old as Christ Our Lord himself. But what we worship in the Church, stays in Church, right? Or does it impact our daily decisions, our outlook on life, the way we live as a Catholic culture?...

Over two thousand years ago, a young, Jewish carpenter from a backwater village put down His hammer and announced that He was God, that He fulfilled centuries of prophecies and that His death and resurrection would be the salvation of mankind. His...

Are all mankind - without exception - stained by personal sin? How would the unborn, infants or the mentally ill be guilty of sin? What about the Blessed Virgin Mary? Can someone be free from Original Sin at conception? Is there any Biblical foundation...

Heaven, Hell and Purgatory. One's a nice word. The other...not as nice, but instead ugly and, we don't even want to hear about it, and the third is always confusing. These are the three states of life after death. And yet, there is so much confusion...

Government? Courts? Individual? Church? The laws of morality used to be clearly defined. Then in the turbulent years of the latter twentieth century, societal dissent and disruption in all walks of life caused confusion and chaos. Who determines...

The laws of morality used to be clearly defined.  The ‘philosophy of the Gospels’ used to govern the states, until an Enlightenment of freedom tried to take us beyond the limitations of morality into a new era.Who determines morality for...

Martin Luther revived a trend that ravaged Europe and continues to divide Protestant from Catholic today: the authority of the Pope. Claiming to live solely by the Bible, our Separated Brethren bypass the "alleged" Vicar of Christ and struggle to find...

When suffering and dealing with last few years of life, the last thing an elderly needs is a doctor encouraging them to go sooner than later. Already in countries such as Holland, euthanasia is legal at the doctor's direction - not the patient. The...

The legalization of euthanasia /assisted suicide is one of the most pressing and profound questions today. Too often the debate is characterised by rhetoric rather than reason. Now you can understand the major ethical, legal and clinical and theological...

Is Purgatory a ‘second chance’ after death?  Is it as bad as it is made out to be?  Does it have any basis in Sacred Scripture?Many Protestants disbelieve the doctrine of Purgatory on the grounds of predestination, and many...