Catholic Church

By Peter Kreeft, Catholic Exchange - The Nicene Creed identifies the Church of Christ by four marks: she is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. Only one Church fits that description... The description in the Creed is a description of our true home. It is a lighthouse, a roadmap, a clear marker for searchers and travelers.

By Msgr. Robert Batule, Crisis Magazine - For then, not even a full year into his pontificate, John Paul II started Wednesday General Audience talks on what would become known later as the Theology of the Body series… The talks themselves and their availability in numerous languages by way of books and other means have caused a shift in how some Catholics look at sexuality, marriage, morality, and a whole range of other topics over the last couple of decades… Perhaps, though, the Church through the Theology of the Body could ignite a counter-revolution, thereby re-establishing traditional sexual ethics as a mainstay of long-term cultural health and sustainability.

By Philip Kosloski, Aleteia - Miracles are described by St. Thomas Aquinas as “those things … which are done by divine power apart from the order generally followed in things.” This means that a miracle must have hard evidence that it did not follow the rules of nature.