This is the kind of question that is best answered if someone can sit down with you and have a conversation. What I do encourage you is to read Book IV of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which is on prayer. It is very inspiring and thorough.
Read More →I suppose that since you believe in the Bible, you are also a Christian. So I want to start off with, I totally agree with you that Jesus is the one mediator, the bridge between us and God the Father.
Read More →的確是一個好問題，試試這樣想：我們只可以奉獻屬於我們的東西。一件東西屬於我，可以是因為由我的貢獻換取回來，或由別人贈送的。
Read More →你說得對，只有三位一體的天主才是神，天使不是神，是另一種，全靈無體的受造物，他們賦有大能，是天主創造來作祂的使者，輔助祂成就祂的命令的。
Read More →First of all, there are many ways to obtain indulgence. Only a very selective group of indulgences are limited to particular days. Many of them can be applied every day.
Read More →First of all, I invite you to read Book IV of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which is devoted to prayer, especially the first part of Book IV, which addresses your question thoroughly. You can find the entire catechism from vatican.va.
Read More →As christians we believe that we are made for eternal life, and our being is an “embodied” spiritual reality. Death therefore is not an obliteration of our reality, but a temporary separation from our corporeal reality, our corruptible body.
Read More →6:7 empty phrases . . . many words: Jesus briefly considers the false religiosity of Gentiles. Pagans would recite long litanies of divine names to gain the attention of gods. This was meant to ensure that the deity was addressed properly. Jesus considers the practice empty—i.e., devoid of faith and of love for the deity.
Read More →The simplest list is the things that you encounter each day.
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