Category Archives: catechization

Man has adopted a common-sense soul, which substantially determines this body through itself. In man are created various mixed perfection, properties, mixed with different imperfections in different constraints. Man has spiritual and bodily qualities. Good qualities are perfection or virtues … Continue reading →

Sin contains four essential elements. 1. Distrust of God 2. Worshiping yourself and closing in on yourself 3. Man was leaving the community with God. God becomes an enemy and a competitor, at best, a servant of our interests. 4. … Continue reading →

When examining the testimonies of different religions (related to the world), we encounter some unnatural and illogical approaches. All monotheistic religions attach the highest attributes to their God: almighty, on sight, etc. This approach was quite logical and natural for … Continue reading →

It’s about the little attraction of Christian ideas about eternal life. Eternally go to the Lamb – as the Apocalypse describes it – and sing “Alleluia. ” An eternal feast that we know will not be served there. Eternal reign … Continue reading →

We all have great respect for the noble messages of non-Christian religions. We admire the intense desire for salvation and surrender. Eternal in Buddhism. In Hindu asceticism and meditation, we admire the effort to connect with the deity, Taoism, in … Continue reading →

We distinguish many effects on the sacrament. Actually it is usually a divorce of one and the main, the one expressed by the symbol. St. reception is called Latin communio, unification, communion. This sacrament thus causes, as Pope Eugene IV … Continue reading →

He who lives in the Holy Spirit lives spiritually. At the realization of Christian perfection, the differences between man and woman, simple and educated, are lost, no here it is a Jew, a Greek or a barbarian (cf. Gal 3:28). … Continue reading →

“Sickness is half death,” says a folk proverb. Christian asceticism treats diseases similarly to death. They are the punishment for sin. However, in connection with Christ’s suffering, they become cleansing and revive the life force. Pagans, especially cultivated ones, fundamentally … Continue reading →

In his book The Mysterious Island, Jules Verne describes the shipwreck of a group of five airmen flying a balloon over the Pacific, in the middle of a storm on an unknown coast. Four are saved, but one of them, … Continue reading →

Can we prove God’s existence by reason?At this point, Western theologians diverge. Some Eastern theologians do not. The First Vatican Council reaffirmed a long tradition of scholastic authors who developed extensive arguments to prove that God exists. The “ways” of … Continue reading →