Tag: Catholic teaching
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CHRIST CAME FIRST: The Truth About Baphomet, Catholic Imagery, and Why Satanic Rituals Target the Holy Eucharist
How a 19th-century occult symbol became ammunition against Catholicism—and why the Real Presence of Jesus Christ remains at the center of the spiritual battle. By Catholicg33k The Accusation: Is the Catholic Jesus Really Baphomet? A disturbing image circulating across social media places traditional Catholic artwork of Jesus Christ beside a statue of Baphomet, the goat-headed…
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If Demons Can Affect Us, Why Can’t the Saints Pray for Us?
One of the more curious objections Catholics hear is that the saints in heaven cannot hear our requests for prayer, cannot know anything about what happens on earth, and certainly cannot intercede for us. Yet many of the same Christians have no difficulty believing that demons can tempt human beings, influence the world, wage spiritual…
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Old Church Meets New Technology
From St. Peter to Silicon Valley: How the Catholic Church Entered the Digital Age By Catholicg33k | Faith • Technology • Evangelization The Catholic Church is nearly 2,000 years old. The World Wide Web is only a few decades old. Yet when these two worlds came together, they opened an extraordinary new chapter in the…
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Your Guardian Angel Is Always Near
3 Beautiful Ways to Strengthen Your Relationship With Heaven’s Unseen Protector Discover how three simple Catholic practices can help you grow closer to your guardian angel and deepen your awareness of God’s loving protection. Every human life is precious in the eyes of God. From the beginning of our earthly journey, our Heavenly Father surrounds…
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Are All Religions Paths to God?
Francis, Leo XII, Leo XIII, and the Catholic Distinction We Keep Missing When Pope Francis said in Singapore in 2024 that “all religions are paths to God,” Catholics understandably began debating what exactly he meant. Some reacted as though Francis had formally declared every religion equally true and equally salvific. Others reacted in the opposite…
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Amen, Amen: Faith, Works, Sacraments, and the Gospel of John
Brothers and sisters in Christ, and especially my Protestant brothers and sisters, I want to begin with a simple question. If every outward action connected with salvation is dismissed as a “work,” then what do we do with the Gospel of John? When we read John carefully, we find that Jesus repeatedly presents divine grace…