Category: Food for Thought
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What Is Moral Law? Background and Reflection
The Catholic Church teaches that moral law comes from God as “fatherly instructions” to help us determine what is right and what is wrong.
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Why do Catholics Pray for the Dead?
Why Pray for the Dead? On November 2, Catholics observe the Feast of All Souls. This is a day to remember our beloved dead and pray for them. At our parish, there is a table where parishioners can display photographs of their deceased loved ones. It is there for most of the month of November.
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A Christian Is Like a Jack O Lantern
Here is a cute story about why being a Christian is like being a Jack O Lantern. Share it with your children while you are carving a pumpkin for your own Jack O Lantern. Little children will be especially excited to share this with their friends.
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How the Scout Law Relates to the Ten Commandments
In the Ad Altare Dei religious emblem program for Boy Scouts, one of the exercises is to compare the Ten Commandments to the Boy Scout Law.
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Saint Joseph, Husband of Mary
March 19 is the Solemnity of St. Joseph Husband of Mary. Joseph was a just and holy man, chosen by God to be the foster father of Jesus. St. Joseph is the patron saint of fathers, carpenters, immigrants, happy death, the Catholic Church, and more.
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Gaze Upon a Crucifix and Know You Are Loved
Everyone wants to feel loved. It’s something we all need, no matter who we are or where we’re from. Discover the power of prayer before a crucifix. Explore how this sacred act can deepen your faith, provide comfort in times of struggle, and remind you of the profound love Jesus has for each of us.…
