Tag: Catholic Answers

What did God see in David’s Heart?

The curtain opens on many characters in the Bible with God anointing them with a specific mission although there is hardly any mention of why they were chosen in…
Lent 2020, Everything you need to know

It’s fairly common to hear people describing what they’re “giving up for Lent” each year, but many of the details about Lent itself are less-discussed and/or less-known by the…
How to take the next steps into Catholic Adulthood?

In today’s society, it can sometimes seem impossible for young people to live the teachings of Jesus Christ. Mixed messages are everywhere, telling young people the best way to find…
How to volunteer overseas and strengthen your faith

As Christians, it’s important to get involved with the community and assist those less fortunate. Committing time to volunteer is important to your faith, as it recharges the soul in…
How Much Should a Good Catholic Give?

How Much Should a Good Catholic Give? Religious people are much more likely to donate to charities than non-religious, with donations to the Church and charities an integral component…
Why our Churches should love our elders?

With the latest data showing that older people are projected to outnumber children within the next 20 years, churches may be wise to adjust their focus. At present, many Catholic parishes…
The Symbolism of Water in the Lives of Modern Catholics

The good news for those who believe in the importance of a faith-based life is that spirituality is booming. Far from being secular in their outlook, younger generations such…
Is leaving the Catholic Church a Sin?

Is leaving the one true Catholic Church considered as “SIN against the holy spirit”?Indeed it is! Jesus said, “He who is not with me is against me, and he who…
Is Your Spirituality Growing in the Right Direction?

While feeling spiritual may come naturally to many Catholics during Mass, it can be difficult to maintain that feeling during the week. Like the apostles of Jesus, many Catholics’…
Is Lent – 40 Days or More?

Lent is a solemn religious observance in the Christian liturgical calendar that begins on Ash Wednesday and ends approximately six weeks later, before Easter Sunday. The purpose of Lent…