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Do you imagine that God is displeased by the devout praying of the Rosary? Could words so full of holy love be so offensive to God Who is love? No, the Rosary is a wonderful way to honor Jesus and Mary. And as Mother Mary declared by the inspiration of the Holy Ghost, "All generations shall call...

The Madonna's Lullaby Mary sings, the ravished heavens Hush the music of their spheres; Soft her voice, her beauty fairer Than the glancing stars appears; While to Jesus, slumbering nigh, Thus she sings her lullaby: "Sleep, my Babe, my God, my Treasure, Gently sleep; but ah! the sight With...

St. Paul feared lest he should fall into mortal sin and lose his salvation 1 Corthinthians 9:27. There are many who have been baptized i.e. received santifying grace who later fell into mortal sins and lost their salvation. Yes it's true, Christians are very capable of committing the mortal sins...

That's the new commandment given to us by Jesus Christ in the New Testament (John 13:34).

Yes, that's one example of a mortal sin. The Scriptures are full of examples of mortal sins. There are other mortal sins i.e. "sins unto death" found in 1 Corthinthians 6:9-11. What kind of death? It is always the death of the soul because mortal sin deprives it of sanctifying grace. While it's...

While the Our Father and Hail Mary are both taken from Scripture, it wouldn't be right to describe praying the Rosary as just repeating the written Word of God. The Rosary is the most beautiful blend of vocal and mental prayer which pleases God and brings many graces to the one who prays it...

Which commandment?

See John 20:23. Thanks.

The sins mentioned in 1 Corinthians above are, to use St. John's words, "sins unto death" i.e. mortal sins. Anyone who continues to sin mortally will not enter the Kingdom of Heaven. Mortal sins are 100% avoidable and must be avoided for salvation. But St. John also mentions "sins not unto...

Bergoglio isn't pope. He's a proven antipope and manifest heretic. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1BrvFUf3i0

Jesus was repsonding to the question about when the kingdom of God will come. The Jews were expecting an earthly kingdom that would physically subject all nations to the Jews. Jesus, refuting this idea, pointed out that the Kingdom of God is a spiritual, having to do with the soul, and is thus...

St. John talks about "sins unto death" and "sins not unto death." The "sin unto death" in 1 John 5:16 referrs to mortal sins which kill the soul. Mortal sins separate us from God even in this life. Mortal sins can and must be avoided, with the help of God's grace. We can avoid mortal sins by...

If you cease all mortal sins and change your life by accepting the fullness of the faith i.e. the Catholic faith without compromise; if you make a sincere sacramental confession of all past mortal sins to a validly ordained priest; if you pray the daily Rosary and have devotion to the Mother of...

No. A true Christian is one who accepts all that Christ taught. Jesus Christ made this very clear when He said, "If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments" (Mt. 19:17). We know that He was referring to the Ten Commandments because He went on to list some of them.

Does God create homosexuals? Read this article.

The OP is mistaken. That verse is talking about Guardian Angels. We are not angels. The existence of Guardian Angels is a dogma of the Christian faith. Here's another verse: "There shall no evil come to thee: not shall the scourge come near thy dwelling. For He hath given His Angels charge over...

To the OP: Are you familiar with a youtube video called, "Is the World About to End?- the Apocalypse Explained?" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cn9t0m6eG4Q

Christmas is the day we celebrate the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ. Giving gifts or not giving gifts makes no difference when it comes to the meaning of Christmas. If our thoughts and affections are not with Jesus Christ on that day then we have robbed ourselves of Christmas.

The Angel said, "Glory to God in the highest: and on earth peace to men of good will." (Luke 2:14) Only those who are of good will (those who love God and obey Him) are given the gift of peace. Indeed, "There is no peace to the wicked, saith the Lord."