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After hearing a rousing homily this Sunday something was mentioned all Christians should reflect on: the season before Christmas is of a penitential nature. Are we offering our sufferings up to Christ

Recently, in the wake of several violent attacks, some people claim that they are fed up, or that even God is sick an tired of two things: thoughts and prayers. A rebuttal to these claims.

That Catholic Dude is still alive, but will be on hiatus for a while.

Many Christians have, at one time or another, been approached by Jehovah's Witnesses at their doorstep. How do we respond to their claims that Jesus is not God, and that the Trinity is a false notion?

Last Sunday, the Gospel reading came from Matt 15, which is the story of the Canaanite woman. A new "interpretation" has popped up and it says that Jesus was prejudicial to this woman. Is it true?

Hollywood and mainstream TV usually don't understand what takes place in the confessional during the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We clear a few things up and answer a question on where it can happen.

That Catholic Dude was asked, "How Does One Become Catholic?" What steps would an inquirer to the faith go through on the path to conversion? Also what does the Church teach about pets after they die?

Following the despicable attacks in Charlottesville, we thankfully celebrate the feast of a saint who gave his life up for those that were being attacked by real Nazis. His name is St Maximilian Kolbe

Here's an interview with Fr. and he Davey on the "Lim of truth" found in J.R.R. Tolkien's middle earth. Fans of the series might be interested to know that Tolkien was a devout Catholic.

For Roman Catholics, there are multiple ways to conduct the liturgy. Two of these ways are the Extraordinary Form (Tridentine Latin Mass) and the Ordinary Form. Exploring how they enrich each other.