Theologian Corné Gieselbach interviewed
On early Church councils, John Henry Newman, the Council of Trent, and how the Church holds together over generations Corné
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Ten Books for Catholic Apologetics
There is more to being Catholic than going to Mass on Sunday. There’s learning the faith, and there’s sharing it,
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Why I Chose Catholicism: 7 Reasons
In my last article, we went over why atheism as a position ultimately fails, and how the Three M’s (Morality,
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Why I Am Not an Atheist: The Three M’s
Every convert gets asked what drew him to the Church. Jason Scott’s answer begins one step further back, with the
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“Help, the Pope said something I disagree with”
Papal infallibility is one of the most distinctive teachings of the Catholic Church. It is also one of the most
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Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis: Faith, the Archdiocese, and the City
Geordin Hill-Lewis is the Mayor of Cape Town. His politics and his economics are documented in detail. His faith is
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The SSPX Consecrates Four Bishops Without Papal Permission
On July 1, 2026, at Écône, Switzerland, Bishop Alfonso de Galarreta of the Society of St Pius X consecrated four
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Fr Robert Bissell on Catholic annulment, how it differs from a divorce, and more
Most Catholics have heard of annulments. Fewer understand them. Fr Robert Bissell, a Doctor of Canon Law, is the Judicial
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What the Pope Said This Week
Jason Scott’s weekly review of Pope Leo XIV’s audiences – Sunday, 24 May: Pentecost Mass — Peace, Mission and Truth Pope Leo
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