You said after baptism, it doesn’t mean less sufferings/wounds, maybe even more. For those non-believers will ask: why we trust God if we will have more sufferings or wounds. For what? How should we answer this question?[....]

As an observer, can you shed some light to the Vatican position & vision? Is simply co-existence without unity the goal as in the case of Esau and Jacob?[....]

The souls in Hell: if God is so merciful, why has He given up on those souls in Hell[...]

Since there are so many different ways to approach and worship God, why does the Church expect people to do so INDIRECTLY through her[...]

My question is, can we go to God directly, without going through the Church [...]

Q1. Cafeteria Catholic: what is wrong with being cafeteria Catholic? Can we question the
Church’s teachings, Can we disagree. Even within the Church theologians, there are the left, the right and the moderate. When comes to Church teachings, should our conscience be superfluous[....]

I would like to express my thanks to God and to everyone who arranges an occasion like this for RCIA participants. It is not an entitlement that we can get together like this. It is a gift from God.[....]

Thanksgiving is here. But what are we to be thankful for this year when the stock market has just taken a nose dive of more than 30% in 2 weeks? What are we to be thankful for when the future of everyone’s personal financial stability is full of uncertainty because the age-old banking system and [...]

「宗徒大事錄」記載由耶穌升天 (約公元三十年) 至保祿到達羅馬 (約公元六十年) 的初期教會發展 , 但那短短的三數十年 , 已代表了整個教會歷史的根基 , 是第一代基督徒信仰的見證 。[....]

I heard of it again just recently. An unmarried person decided not to attend her local parish seminar on John Paul II’s theology of the body (TOB) because she thought it didn’t apply to her. I hear this often – “What does the TOB have to do with me, I’m not married?” The theology of the body applies, quite literally, to every-body. [....]