Fundamentally Catholic

For most Christians the story of the Good Thief who died next to Jesus shows us that we can repent and come to Christ at any point in our lives and receive salvation. No crime is too heinous, no age is too late. For many Protestants, however, the story of the Good Thief is also used to attack the concept of purgatory. Most hold the view that when Jesus says to the man hanging next to him, ‘today you will be with me in paradise’, he is telling us that we will all go immediat

Please click here for the new edition to our book, Fundamentally Catholic, with a sneak peek at the upcoming book, Romans by Paul. We all hear a lot about the Church and the Bible and which came first and which has authority over the other. An interesting question, however, might be this.... If the Holy Spirit inspired the Bible, which both Catholics and Protestants believe, and the Holy Spirit is all-knowing God, then the Holy Spirit certainly knew best how to write the Bibl

Please click here for the new edition to our book, Fundamentally Catholic, with a sneak peek at the upcoming book, Romans by Paul. How many times do we hear Protestant accusations against the Rosary? Last night I heard it again, and this time it struck a particular nerve. The basic challenge brought up was this - the Rosary is a prayer to Mary, the Catholic Church says the Rosary sums up all of the Gospel, therefore Catholics worship Mary, bypass Christ altogether, and are