Real answers from Catholic Laity-For Adults and Teens
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Ever wonder why the Church teaches certain things? One common topic is discussing why the Church has specific traditions, teachings, and to clarify their reasoning.
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My word is bond
We also discuss the living word, interpretations, and ask questions about scripture. I wish those who unsettle you would castrate themselves! - Galations 5:12...really
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It’s an honor to suffer with Jesus, so why don’t we feel that way?

We all go through pain one way or another in this lifetime…physically, emotionally/mentally, and spiritually. I know when I’m struggling with one of those types of pain, my first reactions might be to run, fight it, fix whatever the problem is, or ask, “Why me?” Many of us just want to remove the pain while suffering or avoid it, and sometimes in anyway possible. Unfortunately, this can lead to unhealthy habits, vices, sin, additional suffering…

How is your Lent going? 4 ways to stay strong!

We are about a week away from Good Friday, it’s St. Patrick’s day, and “March Madness” has started. I love March Madness and might keep some games on in the background while working (don’t judge, boss approves)! Around this time is typically when it gets even tougher to keep up with our Lenten promises since we are so close to Easter. So what are some ways we can stay strong and avoid giving in? 1)…

Catholic School Chant – Not cool…but forgiven

A story came up that students of a Catholic school chanted “You Killed Jesus” to their Jewish Rivals in a playoff basketball game…really?? First off, we all killed Jesus. Did he not die for all of our sins? Second, the Catholic Church does not teach that “the Jews” killed Jesus. From the Catechism: — Jews are not collectively responsible for Jesus’ death The historical complexity of Jesus’ trial is apparent in the Gospel accounts. The…

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