THE FIVE WOUNDS-1

The correct answers are in red.     Multiple Choice-test- answers

The test below was a fun way for our RCIA catechumens and others gathered to sharpen their knowledge of some basic points of doctrine. Try it yourself!     Multiple Choice-test

Our freedom is decisive – literally. When we take a decision, we do it in the power of our freedom. Our freedom expresses our autonomy and our dignity. Using our freedom we exercise self-determination. By our free choices, we become who we are and what we want to make of...

If we have true faith, hope and love for Jesus, every sacrament is a personal encounter with Him, especially Holy Communion. True faith: both in what the Eucharist is (the body, blood, soul and divinity of Christ under the appearances of bread and wine) and as total trust and confidence...

Christian unity already exists. It’s just that we Christians are blind to it. We don’t see it because we are too lost in ourselves. We don’t realize it because we are too focused on our own traditions. We don’t perceive it because we are too concerned with how right we...

The River Jordan is very grimy and muddy. It is also the lowest river in the world, ending in the dead sea at 1300 feet below sea level. Yet the Jordan was important for the Jewish people, for many reasons. Most importantly, they crossed over it to take possession of...

On the occasions when I spoke with Mary, either casually or when I would bring her the sacraments, I was always touched and edified by her great gentleness of heart. Her devotion in receiving the sacraments reminded me of my own Scots Irish mother (also called Mary Bridget). It was...

“For behold, darkness shall cover the earth … but the Lord will arise upon you, and his glory will be seen upon you. …. So, arise, shine, for your light has come.” What hope and joy these words of Isaiah give us! As we look around the world today, it...