My discoveries and reflections on the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Principles of faith, morality, and doctrine that shape my Christian life.
The account of the wedding at Cana (Jn 2:1–11), in which Jesus turns water into wine, is not merely the record of Christ’s first miracle, but the inauguration of a new stage in the history of salvation.
Christianity does not arise from an idea, a myth, or a philosophy. It is born of an encounter. At the heart of faith stands a living Person: Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, sent by the Father to reveal His love and to offer salvation. This is the Good News, the Gospel that the Church has proclaimed since apostolic times.
Is Death the Absolute End of Our Existence?Comments for catechesis on Heaven, Hell, the Final Judgement, and the New Creation in the light of the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Eternal hope in the risen Christ.
When we begin the profession of faith by saying “I believe”, we affirm more than a mere intellectual assent; we make an act of trust and surrender.
Tradition and Sacred Scripture are the two fundamental sources of the Christian faith within the Catholic Church. To grasp the depth and importance of these elements, we need to explore how these pillars have been handed down over time, especially to catechumens — the new Christians who, upon accepting the faith, required formation.
This is a highly pertinent question that was asked during a catechesis group session. To answer it, we turn to the Catechism of the Church: CCC 609. In sharing, within his human heart, the love of the Father for humankind, Jesus…
