Is it possible to live the beatitudes in real life?
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The catechism says the beatitudes are the heart of Jesus’ preaching that they reveal the goal of human existence.
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Decoding the Ten Commandments
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While the Ten Commandments state grave obligations, they also imply other ways we should live out God’s law in less grave matters.
WatchDoes God expect us to be perfect?
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We are called to do our best, and rely on God for the rest. Jesus gives us the Holy Spirit, and the sacraments to give us strength.
WatchWhy Willpower Alone Won’t Lead to Holiness
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“Trying harder next time” won’t keep you from sinning. You need to cooperate with grace!
WatchHow to Make Moral Decisions with an Informed Conscience
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You’re given your conscience as a gift. And it can be formed into a stronger and more nuanced voice.
WatchThe most common misconception people have about freedom
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Freedom isn’t being free from “rules” — but realizing that we have free will and embracing the responsibility that comes with it. Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross frees us from…
WatchWhy do Catholics pray for the dead?
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Even if our loved ones are on their way to heaven, they probably weren’t perfect. Purgatory is the last purification we go through before entering heaven, so that we can…
WatchHow to Attend a Funeral (and Support those Grieving)
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Not only is it a work of mercy for our loved ones who have passed away to attend their funeral, it is also an opportunity to extend support and comfort…
WatchAre Catholics superstitious?
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Some people who see Catholics with statues, rosaries, certain prayers, scapulars, candles, might be tempted to think these things are just superstition. Sacramentals open us up to receiving grace from…
WatchHow to use Holy Water
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Holy water is a sacramental. Holy water reminds us of our Baptism and should encourage us to continue to walk in the new life we received in Baptism.
WatchWhat’s the difference between divorce and annulment?
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The Catholic Church cares about marriages, and has the authority to determine if a marriage is valid or not based on a set of criteria.
WatchWhat are marriage vows and why are they so important?
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The Church calls the exchange of vows consent—that is, the act of will by which a man and a woman give themselves to each other, and accept the gift of…
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