A Christian is to die every day, day after day, even minute after minute, for 525,949 minutes each year. The death that we accept at baptism is not symbolic at all; it is as real as the life that we ...
The ancient, apostolic and biblical practice of baptizing infants and children has been challenged by some in recent times. Let us look at the background and arguments of this debate before we turn ...
Humanity is created to be in communion with God, and the Eucharist is the realization of this communion. True healing is precisely the restoration of communion with God, the restoration of the proper ...
The parents may say, “Church is very, very important,” but if they do not go to church every week and devoutly receive Holy Communion, and say their private prayers, and pray at meal-times, such ...
That is what we want to be by "wearing" Christ: sinless. It means we want to live our lives that way every day. Our very being, the way we choose to act each moment of our lives should show ...
