Science is advancing at a dizzying pace, and with it, innovations emerge that challenge the boundaries of ethics and morality. One of the most pressing issues today is genetic manipulation: is it a positive advancement for humanity or a dangerous intervention in God’s design? As Catholics, we must analyze this …
Read More »Transhumanism: A New Frontier or a Threat to Human Dignity?
In a world increasingly shaped by technological advancement, transhumanism has become a topic of great debate. Its advocates present it as the key to overcoming human limitations, while its critics warn of the ethical and spiritual risks it entails. As Catholics, we must reflect deeply on this issue in light …
Read More »The Catholic View on In Vitro Fertilization: Between Science and Morality
In the modern era, science has developed extraordinary medical advancements, especially in the field of fertility. Among them, in vitro fertilization (IVF) has become one of the most popular options for couples facing difficulties conceiving. However, from a Catholic perspective, this method raises serious moral and ethical questions that must …
Read More »Vanity: The Mirage That Draws Us Away from God in a World Obsessed with Image
In the age of social media, where appearance is everything, vanity has become an ever-present temptation. We are bombarded with images of perfection, success, and recognition, inviting us to measure our worth by “likes” and external approval. But what does the Catholic faith say about vanity? How can we fight …
Read More »Militant Catholicism: Restoring the Lost Faith, Strength, and Influence
In an increasingly secularized world, where Christian values are being displaced and faith seems to waver in the hearts of many, a crucial question arises: what has happened to the fervor, commitment, and strength of Catholicism? More importantly, how can we recover it? The concept of “militant Catholicism” is not …
Read More »The Mass Streamed Online: How to Preserve the Liturgical Spirit?
In recent years, the online streaming of Holy Mass has become a valuable tool for the faithful to participate, even virtually, in the Holy Sacrifice of the Altar. While this practice serves as a pastoral resource for those unable to attend in person, it raises an essential question for Catholics: …
Read More »The Martyrdom of Things: A Reflection on Attacks Against the Catholic Faith
In recent decades, we have witnessed a phenomenon that shakes the heart of the Catholic Church: attacks on churches, the burning of temples, and the destruction of religious images. These acts, aimed at wounding the faith of millions, lead us to a profound reflection on the meaning of the “martyrdom …
Read More »The Great Error of Non-Catholic Groups Claiming the Title of “Christians” or “Church”
In an increasingly pluralistic and religiously fragmented world, it is common to encounter groups that, while not part of the Catholic Church, present themselves as “Christian” or even as the “true Church.” This trend, though seemingly harmless, contains profound theological errors that deserve close analysis. This article seeks to shed …
Read More »The Exorcists of the Vatican: Reality and Myths About the Ministry of Exorcism
In popular culture, exorcism is often wrapped in an aura of mystery, drama, and, in many cases, misinformation. From terrifying movies to sensationalist programs, the topic has captured the attention of many, yet it is rarely approached seriously, let alone from its authentic Catholic context. This article seeks to demystify …
Read More »Faith in God, Not in the Stars: The Danger of Horoscopes and Superstition
In a world full of uncertainty, it is natural for people to seek guidance, comfort, and answers about the future. However, this longing often leads them to practices like astrology, horoscopes, and superstitions, which promise control over life but divert us from true faith in God. For Christians, these practices …
Read More »The Impact of Pornography on the Soul and Human Relationships
In today’s world, the proliferation of pornography has profoundly transformed how people perceive sexuality, human relationships, and ultimately their own dignity. From a Catholic perspective, pornography is not merely a moral or social issue; it is a spiritual threat that affects both individuals and communities. This article explores the impact …
Read More »Goodness and Christianity: A Confusion We Must Clarify
In today’s world, we often encounter a notion that has subtly infiltrated our conversations and ways of thinking: goodness for the sake of appearances, also known as goodism. This term, often used pejoratively, describes an attitude that reduces goodness to a superficial desire to please or avoid conflict, even at …
Read More »Why Are There No Women Priests in the Catholic Church?
The question of why there are no women priests in the Catholic Church is one of the most debated topics in the dialogue between faith and contemporary culture. Understanding this issue requires delving into Church teaching, its history, theological foundations, and practical implications. This article aims to address the topic …
Read More »Refuting Myths About the Catholic Church: Truth, History, and Faith in Context
The Catholic Church, an institution that has profoundly influenced history, culture, and the spirituality of millions, is no stranger to controversy or misunderstandings. Over the centuries, myths and misconceptions have arisen, creating confusion about what the Church truly teaches, defends, and lives. In this article, we will dismantle some of …
Read More »More Catholicism Against Woke Culture: A Deep and Current Reflection
In recent years, the term woke culture has gained prominence as a movement seeking to raise awareness of and address social, cultural, and economic injustices. However, this phenomenon has also sparked intense debates about its implications, especially from a Christian perspective. How should Catholicism respond to this culture? What challenges …
Read More »Why Judaism and Christianity Are Incompatible: A Theological and Spiritual Reflection
Introduction: Two Paths Intertwined but Distinct Judaism and Christianity share deep roots, as both originate from God’s revelation to the people of Israel. However, with the advent of Jesus Christ, the narrative of salvation took a decisive turn: what Judaism awaited as the fulfillment of the Messianic promises, Christianity fully …
Read More »How to Live Out Your Faith at Work and in School
Introduction: Why Live Out Our Faith in Daily Life? In today’s culture, living out the Christian faith isn’t limited to the church; it extends to all areas of life, including work and school. For a Catholic, faith is part of their identity, meant to inspire all their actions, thoughts, and …
Read More »Traditional Catholics… Are They Being Cancelled?
We live in times when faith and Catholic identity are being challenged in many ways, and the phenomenon of “cancellation” seems to be affecting not only public figures and social topics but also those who wish to live their faith traditionally. For some, the term “traditional Catholic” may bring to …
Read More »Is Religion a Form of Social Control? The True Purpose of Catholic Faith in Human Life
In a world where people increasingly seek independence and freedom of thought, many questions arise about religion and its role in society. One of the most common and perhaps controversial is whether religion, particularly the Catholic faith, is merely a form of social control. Throughout history, we see that humanity …
Read More »Why Does Guilt Exist in Catholic Teaching? The Notion of Sin, Guilt, and Divine Mercy
Guilt is a feeling that many, if not all, have experienced at some point in life. In Catholic teaching, guilt is deeply connected to the concepts of sin and redemption, and is understood not as an end in itself, but as a call to spiritual transformation. But why does guilt …
Read More »Reasons Why Catholics Should Reject the Celebration of Halloween
1. Introduction: The Importance of Discernment in Celebrations and Festivities In contemporary society, the celebration of Halloween has gained global popularity, transcending cultural and religious boundaries. What was once a localized holiday in certain countries is now a worldwide phenomenon, attracting people of all ages, including within Catholic communities. While …
Read More »The Value of Life: Reflections on Abortion and Euthanasia
At the heart of Catholic faith lies a deep reverence for human life, from conception to natural death. This vision is not merely a set of abstract principles, but a belief deeply rooted in the very nature of God as the creator and sustainer of all life. Today, issues such …
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