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New Year’s Day promises two certainties: college football bowl games and Christmas trees on the curb. To Catholics, of course, January 1 is the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God. It's a Holy Day of Obligation, and the final day of the Octave of Chri...
It's a plea to continue the celebration from our friends at Catholic Answers - learn all about Octaves in this excellent blog entry.
In this week's tract, meet some of the great scientists and thinkers from history who just happened to also have a vocation to the priesthood and religious life. It's a veritable encyclopedia of knowledge, complimented with devotion to the Creator who is Truth Itself!
By what means does God forgive sins? This week's tract explores the genesis of the Sacrament of Reconciliation (also called Penance or Confession). Share the truth, answer the questions of your friends, and invite them to receive God's gift of mercy in the Sacraments!
The holidays are right around the corner—and, by "holidays," I mean all the holy days between Thanksgiving and Epiphany—which means our churches are about to experience their semi-annual population boom. The Christmas 'n Easter Catholics, affecti...
A thought-provoking blog entry from apologist Michelle Arnold over at the Catholic Answers blog addresses the phenomenon of "Submarine Catholics", those who surface twice a year at Christmas and Easter. This refreshing read will surely inspire some charity from each of us in the Advent season!
Learn all about the three grades of Holy Orders in the Tract of the Week from our friends at Catholic Answers!
Our good friends at Catholic Answers give a thorough explanation of the doctrine of indulgences in this week's Tract of the Week. From the Biblical foundations to the teaching on the subject as found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, you can trust the fine folks at Catholic Answers to bring you the straight dope!
Bull of indiction of the Extraordinary Jubilee of Mercy, 11 April 2015
Rather than a tract this week, we're linking to Pope Francis's Bull of Indiction for the Year of Mercy, which explains his reasoning behind calling the year and gives his vision for what it will mean for the Church and the world. Enjoy!
Blogger and columnist Mark Shea has a marvelous piece that expands upon the theme of this week's conversation: how do we "ransom the captive" in our modern day and age? We hope you enjoy Mark's take on the question as much as we do!
