How To Be Catholic
How To Be CatholicA guide to the practice of the Catholic faith, for cradle Catholics, converts and beyond.
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Et II, Brute? What does Vatican II really say? (or not?)
"Et tu, Brute?"is a Latin phrase from William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, meaning "And you, Brutus?" The phrase expresses the utter shock and dismay of Julius Caesar upon realizing his trusted friend, Marcus Brutus, is among the assas...
No one "falls" into sin...
So you’re walking along, minding your own business, walking with the Lord, when BAM! Out of nowhere, you fall into a big ol’ pile of sin. That’s how it works, right? Sin is something that happens to you, not something you do, right?
1 out of 12 ain’t bad, or is it?
Out of the 12 apostles, there was one bad apple. Judas Iscariot. The one who would have been better off not being born. The one who left Mass early (just sayin’). To Catholics, the 12 were ordained into the priesthood by Jesus Christ Himsel...
Can you lend a hand? Relics in the Catholic Faith
Incorrupt hand of St. Teresa of Avila, Church of Nuestra Señora de la Merced in Ronda, Spain
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