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Top Ten Questions Catholics Are Asked

Ian Ibana wrote 1 week ago: We Catholics are often asked tough questions about our Catholic faith and its relationship to the Bi … more →

Tags: Apologetics

Welcome to Sodom on the Potomac!

Doug Lawrence wrote 3 weeks ago: Q: Why is the Catholic Church attempting to blackmail the Washington DC government over gay rights? … more →

Tags: Catholic Q & A, Books / Publications, Events, Politics, Human Rights, Inspirational, Homosexual, Gay Marriage, Catholic Church

Amelia's 2nd SCC session

Alex wrote 1 month ago: We’ll be going to Mary’s place tonight for our first SCC session with the Bukit Timah SC … more →

Tags: Family, Amelia, Amanda, Alex, Friends

Fr. Corapi and Corruption in the Church

Ian Ibana wrote 2 months ago: http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/oct/09100714.html … more →

Tags: The News Today

Excerpts from Married Life and the Gift of Life1 comment

Ian Ibana wrote 2 months ago: This bulletin insert is excerpted from Married Love and the Gift of Life, a statement of the United … more →

Tags: Pro-Life, Chastity and Sex

Homosexual Unions are Immoral

Ian Ibana wrote 5 months ago: The Holy See’s document published on July 31, 2003 says that all laws that seek the legal recognitio … more →

Eleven Church Teachings on Homosexuality

Ian Ibana wrote 5 months ago: “…an overly benign interpretation was given to the homosexual condition itself, some going so … more →

Abortion: A Choice Against Women

Ian Ibana wrote 5 months ago: By Father Frank A. Pavone, National Director, Priests for Life Abortion is often presented as an iss … more →

Tags: Pro-Life, Apologetics

There's Something About Mary (Part 3)1 comment

Ian Ibana wrote 6 months ago: 7.  Why did the Catholic Church invent the dogmas of the Immaculate Conception in 1854, and the Bodi … more →

Tags: church tradition, Apologetics

There's Something About Mary (Part 2)1 comment

Ian Ibana wrote 6 months ago: 3.  Why do Catholics believe Mary was immaculate conceived?  Romans 3:23 says that “All have s … more →

Tags: church tradition, Apologetics

There's Something About Mary (Part 1)

Ian Ibana wrote 7 months ago: Greetings brothers and sisters in Christ.  The title above also happens to be a movie.  In short, th … more →

Tags: church tradition, Apologetics

Theology of the Body

Ian Ibana wrote 7 months ago: Greetings brothers and sisters in Christ.  I encourage all of you to check out this link: http://www … more →

Tags: Upcoming Workshops/Events

2nd Sunday of Easter/Divine Mercy Sunday

Ian Ibana wrote 7 months ago: 1st Reading:  Acts of the Apostles 4:32-35 Responsorial Psalm:  Psalm 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 2nd Read … more →

Tags: Sunday Readings, church tradition, media, Apologetics

Seven Deadly Sins: The Sin of Pride by Jeri Holladay

Ian Ibana wrote 8 months ago: Whenever we pit ourselves against Church teaching and act as our own Magisterium, we reveal that we … more →

Receiving His Mercy through the Sacrament of Reconciliation3 comments

Ian Ibana wrote 8 months ago: Today, the world is in need of God’s Mercy.  Why?  Because we continually to reject God’ … more →

Tags: church tradition

Divine Mercy: I Demand From You Deeds of Mercy1 comment

Ian Ibana wrote 8 months ago: Divine Mercy Sunday is coming up!  Jesus appeared to St. Faustina and told her to spread the message … more →

Tags: church tradition

Seven Deadly Sins: Envy by Jeri Holladay

Ian Ibana wrote 8 months ago: The Kingdom of God is not a zero-sum game in which we compete for limited love and respect. Each mem … more →

Seven Deadly Sins: Anger or Wrath by Jeri Holladay

Ian Ibana wrote 8 months ago: What drives anger?  All the deadly sins work together, and anger, pride and envy form a particularly … more →

Seven Deadly Sins: Sloth or 'Acedia' by Jeri Holladay

Ian Ibana wrote 8 months ago: A sin that believes in nothing, cares for nothing, seeks to know nothing, interferes with nothing, e … more →


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