In the digital age, where everything seems instant and accessible from the comfort of a device, new ideas about faith emerge that can be dangerously mistaken. One such idea that has gained some popularity is the so-called “telepathic confession,” the belief that simply asking God for forgiveness in one’s mind …
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In the Catholic Church, it is common to call priests “Father,” but this practice raises questions and objections, especially among some Protestant groups who cite Matthew 23:9: “Call no man your father on earth, for you have one Father, who is in heaven.” So, is it wrong to call a …
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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 …
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In the vast and rich tapestry of the Catholic Church, one of the most common questions among the faithful is: What’s the difference between a priest, a monk, and a friar? At first glance, they may seem to share similar roles, as they are all dedicated to serving God and …
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