Sacraments
Through Baptism we are freed from (original) sin and regenerated as children of God, we become members of Christ and are incorporated into the Church and made participants in its mission: “Baptism...
The whole power of Penance consists in the fact that it restores us to the grace of God and unites us with Him with profound friendship. In effect, the sacrament of reconciliation (penance) with God...
Receiving Communion is the supreme acceptance that God is our source. In summary, the Eucharist (communion) is the compendium and sum of our faith: “Our way of thinking harmonizes with the...
Christian Marriage becomes an effective sign, sacrament of alliance with Christ and the Church. Since it is a sign and communion of grace, marriage between the baptized is a true sacrament of the...
Through the ordained ministry, especially that of bishops and priests, the presence of Christ as head of the Church becomes visible in the midst of the community of believers. According to the...
Preparation for Confirmation must have as its goal leading the Christian to a more intimate union with Christ, to a more vivid familiarity with the Holy Spirit, his action, his deeds and his...
Illness can lead to anguish, withdrawal into oneself, sometimes even despair and rebellion against God. It can also make the person more mature, help them discern in their life what is not essential...
The Christian sense of death is revealed in the light of the Paschal Mystery of the death and resurrection of Christ, in whom lies our only hope. The Christian who dies in Christ Jesus “leaves this...