Biblical study on the figure and office of Peter in the New Testament You Are “Peter” In God’s plan, a person’s name...
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Comments on pontifical infallibility. Accusation is the language of darkness; the language of light is intercession. (Harold Caballeros, author of De Victoria...
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The Bible: a “Disputed Banner” (Cf. Lk 2:35) The mysterious words of the aged Simeon to the Most Holy Virgin Mary, concerning...
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Is There Salvation Outside the Church? Father Peter Stravinskas, in his article Can outsiders be saved?, analyzes the subject of salvation outside...
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Reflections on the Eucharist in the Gospel accounts. The institution of the Eucharist is recounted four times in the N.T., in the...
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A dialogue that can be repeated. One of the things I try to accomplish when I give a seminar is that those...
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The Old Testament in Catholic Bibles contains seven more books than are found in Protestant Bibles (46 and 39, respectively). Protestants call...
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The Protestant Bible is different from the Catholic one. Looking at the index of books that the Bible contains, we count 66...
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Do Catholics value the Holy Mass enough? What is the Mass today for many of us? On feast days, a social event...
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A reader who is debating the topic of the primacy of Peter with an evangelical pastor has sent me a question regarding...
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One of the main differences between Catholics and Protestants lies in the question of where authority resides. While Catholics accept the authority...
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Question Mr. Zavala. I would like to know whether it is true that the Catholic Bible has too many books, or whether...
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