In spite of the progress made, since Vatican II, the divi­sions among Christian denominations can still seem entrenched and formida­ble. Misunderstandings still abound as to what non-Catholics think Catholics believe.

Let’s take a look at how the Code of Canon Law defines “coadjutor bishop” and “auxiliary bishop.”

No matter what age you are, it’s never too late to say yes to all that the Lord has in store for you.

Every day, Jesus is knocking on the door of your heart. He is asking you to open the door, so that you can enter into his presence.

Christmas has ended – a grace-filled time when we cel­ebrated the birth of Jesus Christ, God-made-man. How grateful we are that God our Father would send his only Son to earth to be­come one of us. Only love would do such a thing (John 3:16).

What does canon law really say about divorced people receiving Holy Communion?

Every step along the way to heaven can become a taste of heaven as well.

Advent is something of a con­tradiction in terms. It is a time of receiving and welcoming the Lord into our hearts in a deeper way, but it is also a time to give away what we have freely re­ceived from the Lord.

Think of the potential damage that just one person can do to the devil’s plans.

Don’t all priests have the obligation to hear somebody’s confession if the person asks them to?