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Does it replace the Catechism of the Catholic Church?
Glad you asked By Paul Thigpen
The Catholic answer to your questions about Scripture, theology, morality, and apologetics.
Lessons in prayer from the saint of Loyola
What did Jesus really mean?
"On the Journey" is a new series of resources for the Order of Christian Initiation published by the Association for Catechu-menal Ministry (ACM).
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In the 16th century, two celebrated spiritual leaders, Martin Luther and St. Thomas More, stood on opposite sides of the religious debates of their day. Ironically, they tood their stand on the same principle: an appeal to conscience.
By Sandra Miesel. Why does the Church condemn Masonry?
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