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What We Believe as Catholics

Father Joseph's Messages

Catholic and Protestant Doctrines

Catholics and the Protestant Churches have unity of faith that Jesus Christ suffered, died and rose from the dead and that He is our Redeemer. Nevertheless, the divisions occurred in history and subsequently, many Protestant Churches were established because of the differences in understanding and describing the Traditional faith.   Read more…

By webmaster, 6 yearsDecember 13, 2019 ago
Father Joseph's Messages

Uniqueness of the Catholic Church Part 2

I have shared four important doctrines of our Catholic faith, namely, understanding the Bible, understanding the Church, the Office of the Pope and the Most Holy Eucharist, in the previous weeks’ bulletin. Now I am going to share two more doctrines. Sacraments: The word Sacrament comes from the Latin word Read more…

By webmaster, 6 yearsNovember 28, 2019 ago
Father Joseph's Messages

Uniqueness of the Catholic Church

In my effort to explain the uniqueness of our faith in contrast to other Protestant denominations, I explained two principles of faith, namely, how we, Catholics, are different in understanding the Bible, in order to have a holistic and correct understanding of the Word of God, written by human authors. Read more…

By webmaster, 6 yearsNovember 23, 2019 ago
Father Joseph's Messages

Main Differences between Catholics and Protestants

Luther started the Reformation in the 16th century. But many of the aspects that were reformed by Luther created division between the Catholic and the Protestant Churches and still continues to create division among the Protestant Churches. Here are the main aspects of differences:   Understanding of the Bible: The Read more…

By webmaster, 6 yearsNovember 16, 2019 ago
Father Joseph's Messages

What We Believe as Catholics Part 2 – Catholic Doctrines

Difference in Principles of Faith The Catholics and the Protestant Churches believe and worship in one God, Three Persons existing as Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. However, the principles of faith are different. The painful division between the Roman Catholics and the Protestants began five hundred years ago, when Read more…

By webmaster, 6 yearsNovember 9, 2019 ago
Father Joseph's Messages

What We Believe as Catholics Part 1

For some time, I was thinking why many people who have been baptized Catholics have been pulled or attracted towards Churches of other denominations. It was because they are ignorant of the unique doctrines of the Catholic faith. Ignorance of most of the Catholics about their own doctrines has been Read more…

By webmaster, 6 yearsOctober 25, 2019 ago
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