SIN: A REVIEW (Compendium of the Catechism 391-400).


SIN: A REVIEW (Compendium of the Catechism 391-400) OUTLINE What does the acceptance of God’s mercy require from us? What is sin? Is there a variety of sins? How are sins distinguished according to their gravity? When does one commit a mortal sin? When does one commit a venial sin? How does sin proliferate? What…

FIAT! THE REAL FREEDOM.


MOTHER MARY, HELP US TO CHOOSE WELL IN ORDER TO BE REALLY FREE! After Our Lord Jesus Christ, Our Lady is the example par excellence of how to make good use of our God-given gift: our freedom. To be authentically free, one must know and be capable of choosing the good. Though choosing what one…

GOD’S GOODNESS AND THE EXISTENCE OF EVIL.


ON GOD’S GOODNESS AND THE EXISTENCE OF EVIL. Many people have posed these questions on the problem of evil. For this reason, I decided to post short Catholic answers taken from the “Compendium of the Catholic Church,” with references to the pertinent numbers in the more extensive Catechism which deals with the same questions in…

20th Sunday O.T. (C) FIDELITY AT THE HOUR OF TRIBULATION.


20th Sunday O.T. (C) FIDELITY AT THE HOUR OF TRIBULATION.  Dear brethren in Christ, today’s Sunday liturgy reminds us to be faithful and persevering at the hour of trial, tribulation and persecution as shown to us by Jeremiah’s example (1st reading); as St. Paul exhorted the Hebrews to persevere in faith weathering the cross and…

HAPPY FEASTDAY OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY!


HAPPY FEASTDAY OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY! Dear brethren in Christ, I greet you all in this special day of Our Mother in Heaven who has never ceased to look after her children so that we would always be in the right path towards Our Lord. That is why today, as we greet and…

PRIDE: THE OBSTACLE TO RECEIVE GOD’S MERCY “He has shown strength with his arm, he has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts (Lk 1:51).”


PRIDE: THE OBSTACLE TO RECEIVE GOD’S MERCY “He has shown strength with his arm, he has scattered the proud in the imagination of their hearts (Lk 1:51).” The above words are taken from Our Lady’s “Magnificat” wherein Mary praises God for having looked upon the lowliness of His handmaid. Humility is the necessary virtue which…