As Catholics, Must We Believe in Miracles?
Question: I am a Catholic and my faith in the Lord and his Church is strong. However, I struggle with […]
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Can Saints be “Unsainted”?
Question: If a big scandal is revealed in the life of a saint, can their canonisation be reversed? Answer: In
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What Should I Do If I Drop the Host?
Question: I have been an extraordinary minister of holy Communion for about 20 years. During that time, I have dropped
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Is Chewing Gum at Mass Allowed?
Question: I have noticed that there are some people chewing bubblegum during Mass, and I have even seen people coming
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Why are there extra books in the Catholic Bible?
Question: Why does the Catholic Bible have more books than there are in other Bibles? Answer: Catholic and Protestant Bibles
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Are there really Married Catholic Priests?
Question: According to our parish priest, “some priests in the Catholic Church can get married, it depends which rite of
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Why do some Christians have services on Saturday, others on Sunday?
Question: Why do we go to church on Sundays and some other churches go to church on Saturday? Answer: As
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How are the Mass Readings Chosen?
Question: I had never really thought about it before, but recently in church, I began to wonder: How are the
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Vestments: The Layers of Cloth on a Priest at Mass
The citizens of ancient Rome were accustomed to wearing a white towel-like cloth around their necks or over the shoulder. Known as a sudarium, its purpose was to wipe away the perspiration that bothered them, especially in the extreme heat of a Roman summer.
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