Category: Defending the Faith

This session discusses grace in the Catholic faith, emphasising that salvation comes solely through God’s grace. It highlights grace’s transformative power, its necessity because of sin, and its role in the sacraments.

The session explores God’s continuous action in the world through providence, grace, and sacraments, asserting He is present and works quietly, often bypassing human expectations.

This session discusses the importance of prayer in the Catholic faith, highlighting its role as a personal relationship with God, the necessity of trust, and the significance of intercessory prayer, especially during suffering.

This session explores Catholic beliefs about death, judgement, and eternal life, emphasising hope through Jesus Christ. It addresses questions about the afterlife, grace, and the significance of prayers for the dead.

The Church teaches difficult moral truths not to control, but to guide towards love, truth, and holiness, emphasising the importance of conversion and well-formed conscience.

This teaching discusses the complex relationship between suffering and the goodness of God. It emphasises that suffering arises from a fallen world, yet God can bring good from it, exemplified through Christ’s passion and resurrection.

Catholics honour Mary and the saints, recognising them as part of the Church’s family, while worship is reserved for God alone. Their intercession and examples inspire deeper faith and sanctity.