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The Four Properties of the Church and their Relationship to Catholic Unity

Catholic Theology, Ecclesiology, EssaysOctober 16, 2018405Views 0Likes 0Comments

T o summarize the Catechism of the Catholic Church, a sacrament is fundamentally a visible sign of an invisible reality of Salvation. In his book, Introduction to the Mystery of the Church, De La Sojeole says: “The Church… is the sacrament of the Kingdom; she points to it and “contains” it in some way…

The Literal Interpretation of Micah 3:1-12: A Biblical and Theological Analysis

Biblical Theology, Catholic Theology, EssaysJuly 30, 20181KViews 0Likes 0Comments

This paper seeks to reflect upon the pericope of Micah 3:1-12 in light of the entire book of Micah and its historical and religious situation in Salvation History. To begin to develop a full understanding of this passage in its context, the paper will first recall the general message of the book and this passage’s…

Jesus Descended to Hell: A Historical, Scriptural, Modern, and Pastoral Treatment

Catholic Theology, Eschatological Theology, EssaysApril 19, 2018478Views 0Likes 0Comments

P erhaps the most unexpected and striking article as Christians we profess in the Apostles’ Creed is our belief that Jesus descended into Hell. This is not said to undermine the wonder and otherness of Jesus’ Resurrection, but professing Jesus descent into Hell is difficult to imagine and understand initially. This paper sets out…

How the Latin Mass Shapes and Strengthens Our Moral Life

Essays, Sacramental Theology, The Catholic MassJune 27, 2017252Views 0Likes 0Comments

The Mass is not only a worship of God, but also a school of morality. In this article, the author explains how the Mass cultivates our moral life by forming our conscience, strengthening our will, and inspiring our actions. The author also shows how the Mass connects us with the moral teachings of the Church…