The necessity of professing the Faith has perhaps never been more important than in the modern Western world.

Hell is considered by many a medieval fiction meant to scare people into being moral.

One of the gravest issues for the Church today is the deliberate misrepresentation of Church teachings in Catholic education.

The distortion of authentic Christianity and its dogmas are at the root of what troubles the modern world.

The natural desire for the transcendent in man is slowly being directed toward a religion where man is worshipped instead of God.

Are there forces at work trying subtly to undo traditional morality by pretending other issues have the same importance?

Virtually all modern heresies and the great loss of faith in modern culture is owing to a fundamental lack of understanding of Jesus Christ.

As Christianity has been de-emphasized in modern times, a new paganism has arisen in the form of the New Age.

For many people, the worst thing a person can be is "judgmental." It's considered the worst social sin of which a person can be guilty.

For many Catholics, the Faith has become a pick-and-choose type of theology: Pick what you want and choose to ignore what you don't like.

The Eucharist is the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, and yet it appears to our senses simply to be bread and wine.

Mary, the Mother of God, is the mother of Jesus Christ, and it was from her that He took His Flesh

All Christians know that Judas betrayed the Son of God to His enemies; what is the relationship of Judas to the Eucharist?

The first time bread and wine appear together in the Scriptures is when the mysterious figure Melchizedek appears.

Many Protestants think that all is needed is faith — but faith in what? And what does that faith actually mean?

Few men were as close to Christ on earth as St. Peter, the head of the Apostles.

In the Old Testament, the Jews sacrificed lambs to atone for their sins. Jesus Christ is known as the Lamb of God.

The early Christian Church participated in the eucharistic sacrifice, but how did they view it?

When Jesus Christ returns in glory, what will our relationship with Him be like? When the Second Coming happens, what will our reaction be?

Some Protestants claim St. Paul never met Jesus Christ in the flesh, but Catholics know differently.