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The Virgin Mary took on whatever role God had for her to play. This would have been much more difficult than we realize. She was betrothed…
Catholics have the Mass, the Catechism and numerous writings of the saints. Therefore, how important is it for Catholics to know the Bible?
As far as the right or wrong amount of prayer, let me just say this. If you are only praying when you need something, you are not praying nearly enough.
I share with you Our Lord’s longest prayer found in the Gospels, a prayer for unity, famously known as the High Priestly Prayer.
On Holy Saturday we commemorate the entombment of our Lord and reflect on his descent to the place of the dead. This is a day for us to pause, find silence, and …
On Good Friday we commemorate the crucifixion of our Lord Jesus Christ. This is the day in which we fix our gaze on the cross and meditate on what we are worth …
Today, Holy Thursday, we commemorate the Last Supper of our Lord Jesus Christ. In his homily here, St. Melito of Sardis unveils the true meaning of the passover lamb in Christ.
St. Augustine, in his sermon here, calls us to see the true glory of the cross of Christ; that in it we may not find shame, but hope.
You want to understand the Sacrament of Baptism? In this post, I share with you everything you need to know about this most important sacrament.
Have you ever been asked, “Is Jesus God’s Son?” Believe it or not, this is one of the most asked questions by those who are not very familiar with Christianity.
It’s no secret the Bible is difficult to understand. And you, a Catholic, want to understand it. So, how should Catholics interpret the Bible?
You want to read the Bible daily and you’re not quite sure where to begin. Don’t worry, it’s totally normal. Here are a few ideas to help!
What significance does the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary have in the plan of salvation?
In this video, Melissa Tablada shares how birth control works and why you should stop taking it.
Melissa Tablada shares when it is morally acceptable to practice Natural Family Planning.
I share what many Catholics in the pews are unaware of when they approach the Sacraments.
Melissa Tablada shares what the difference is between artificial contraception (birth control) and Natural Family Planning
I interview Melissa Tablada, a FertilityCare Practitioner, who is passionate about spreading the truth about Natural Family Planning.
Tyler Westland shares his story of going from living an active gay lifestyle to becoming a faithful Catholic and disciple of Jesus Christ.
I interview Austin Suggs (Gospel Simplicity), an Evangelical Protestant who began investigating the Catholic Faith after his experience of Mass as a Protestant.
Emily Therese shares her encounter with the Eucharist during Adoration as a Presbyterian. It is this encounter with Jesus that convinces her to convert from a Protestant to a Catholic!
Is chastity merely negative? Does chastity simply mean no sex? I explain why your understanding of chastity is probably wrong.
Are we really all that different from the animals? It seems that humanity, today, has lost all sense of what it means to be human. Can we recover?
Below is a list of the 5 different types of prayer found in Sacred Scripture and outlined in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. After reading about these 5 different kinds of …
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Have you ever wondered why Catholics make such a big deal about the Eucharist? Why is it so important to attend Mass every week?
In this most recent episode of The Catechism …
On August 15, Catholics around the world will celebrate (in person hopefully) the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary.
1. What is It?
The Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary is a feast day …
I’m super excited to share with you that The Catechism Guy Podcast has officially launched!
You can check out the very first episode here:
In each episode of the Podcast we’ll be diving into …
Good question.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church is a MUST-HAVE book for every Catholic and now that it has been published for nearly 30 years there are a few different printed …
The Sacraments of the Catholic Church can be divided into three categories: the Sacraments of Initiation, Healing, and Mission.
As an entire world we’re currently going through a period of great anxiety and uncertainty.
Nobody knows when it will end and nobody knows exactly how it all began. But what we do …
I know I’m supposed to pray. I want to pray. But I often don’t. Why?
I don’t have a complete answer, but I think these are some of the main underlying reasons why:
I …