Tag: Holy Eucharist
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Reading Luther’s Large Catechism as a Catholic:What the Reformation Did—and Did Not Leave Behind
CatholicG33k | Catholic Apologetics, Church History, and the Sacraments A careful Catholic reading of Martin Luther’s own catechism reveals important sacramental continuities with the ancient Church—and equally important disagreements over justification, the Eucharistic sacrifice, ecclesial authority, and the meaning of Tradition. Scripture for Meditation: John 3:5; John 6:56; 1 Timothy 3:15; Philippians 2:12–13 There is…
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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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Prayer in the Early Church: What Tertullian Really Says—and What Answering Catholics Leaves Unexamined
A Catholic Response to Answering Catholics on the Lord’s Prayer, the Early Church Fathers, the Communion of Saints, and Christian Intercession Patrick O’Brien’s Answering Catholics published a page entitled “Prayer Discussed by the Early Church Writers.” The article reproduces a passage from Tertullian’s On Prayer, Chapter 2, concerning the opening words of the Lord’s Prayer.…
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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…