Immaculate Conception: How the Church Fathers Saw Mary as the New Eve
The early Christians consistently recognized Mary as the New Eve, drawing a direct parallel between her obedience and Eve’s fall from grace.
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Hold Fast to Hope: A Biblical Guide to Confidence in Salvation
Biblical hope is strong and confident, yet salvation requires perseverance. Here’s what the Bible says about faith, trust and holding fast to God.
The Jewish Roots of Christianity: How Jesus and the Apostles Kept the Law
Why did Jesus tell people to make offerings in the Temple? Why did Paul call himself a Pharisee? The Bible’s answer might surprise you.
From Moses to the Messiah: Oral Tradition Heard in Jesus’ Teachings
The echoes of ancient Jewish wisdom can be heard in the depth of its Gospel fulfillment.
Is it Possible to Perfectly Keep the Law?
A deep dive into Scripture reveals God’s faith in humanity’s ability to keep his commandments with grace.
Fire-Tested Faith: Exploring the Biblical Foundation for Purgatory
The arguments for purgatory are biblical and analogical, rooted in God’s plan to purify souls for heaven through a process of refining love.
Why Examination of Conscience Is Biblical
The Catholic practice of examination of conscience is the biblical model of discipleship.
What the Bible Says About Moral Assurance of Salvation
One has to be in a state of grace, and not in a state of mortal sin, in order to be saved in the end.
Faith Alone? 80 Bible Verses Say Otherwise
The Bible underscores the necessity of works enabled by grace, affirming that faith alone does not complete our salvation.
24 Biblical Passages on Meritorious Works
‘In crowning our merits,’ said St. Augustine, ‘God crowns his own gifts’
