Truth Be Told
Matthew Leonard interviews Mark Hart about his new book Truth Be Told: Basics in Catholic Apologetics
Archive | March, 2014
Give me a Drink! The Third Sunday of Lent
You know we are “picking up steam” in the season of Lent when the Lectionary starts turning to the long readings from the Gospel of John (John 4, 9, 11). The Church turns to these texts from John at this point in the liturgical calendar, because John is, in so many ways, a mystagogical document,
Feast of St. Cyril of Jerusalem
Listen to Mike Aquilina discuss this Great Saint, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. On Confession: “Now Lent] is the season of confession. Confess what you have done in word or deed, by night or day. Confess in an acceptable time, and in the day of salvation receive the heavenly treasure…” ~ St. Cyril of
Fasting on Fridays and the Passion of Jesus the Bridegroom
Have you ever wondered? Why do Catholics fast on Good Friday? Moreover, why is it traditional to fast on the Fridays of Lent? There are, of course, various historical and liturgical reasons for the custom of fasting. But there’s also a biblical foundation for fasting on Fridays that’s directly tied to the topic of my
Forty Days
This Lent, let us prepare our hearts for the revelation of Mercy that comes to us in the Paschal Mystery.
Overcoming Temptation: 1st Sunday of Lent
The readings for today’s Mass are exceptionally rich and could be the subject of several week’s worth of lectures, so we will have to limit ourselves today to a few central themes.
The Greatness of Lent by Scott Hahn
We enter the season of Mercy — the season that Eastern Christians call “Great Lent.” We in the West are fond of brevity, and so we call it simply “Lent.” But we should not forget its greatness. For believing Catholics, it is a defining moment in the year. It gives a distinctive and necessary contour
