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Today’s Gospel Reading for this Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time comes from Matthew 6:24-34 and concerns Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount teaching about the various types bondage that we all inevitable fall into when reject full reliance on God.

We have learned from the writings St. Irenaeus, Tertullian, St. Clement of Alexandria and Origen that the Gospel of Matthew was the first Gospel ever written, and was first composed in the language of the Hebrew audience for whom it was originally intended.

Yet, despite the fact that, clearly, the Catholic Church cannot say something about homosexuality that is contrary to sacred Scripture and sacred Tradition, the Homophiles have to be encouraged with what their brothers and sisters in secular society have done up to this point.

Abortion facility is now offering 50% off of abortion services from March 5, 2014 (Ash Wednesday) through April 20, 2014 (Easter) for women who want to give up their pre-natal child for Lent.

Being that it is absolutely clear in sacred Scripture that God has called us to be perfect, why do we still hear a litany of Christians saying that perfection or holiness is not possible while we are still living on earth? I believe their unscriptural excuse boils down to three reasons. There are three things we seem to misunderstand or fear about the Holy Trinity and our call to holiness.

February 21, 2014 – This Week’s Best in Catholic Apologetics features the best articles from around the internet concerning faith proposals and defenses of the Catholicism from Friday of the previous week through Thursday of the current week.

In today’s Gospel reading from Matthew 5:17-37 Jesus pauses for a moment during His Sermon on the Mount to squash any notion that He is completely throwing away the Law of the Prophets.

February 14, 2014 – This Week’s Best in Catholic Apologetics features the best articles from around the internet concerning faith proposals and defenses of the Catholicism from Friday of the previous week through Thursday of the current week.