All Questions & Answers

Only God fully knows our thoughts and hearts. Angels, though intelligent, can only infer from actions and prayers, they cannot directly read thoughts. This ability belongs to God alone.

Mass broadcasts console the sick, elderly, bedridden, prisoners, and caregivers at home, offering spiritual support and a sense of connection when physical attendance isn’t possible, helping them participate and pray.

The Holy Mass’s significance surpasses its location. It can be celebrated anywhere if done reverently. Decorations and symbols enhance sacredness, but the essence and sanctity of the Mass itself truly matter.

Early Christians sometimes received Communion in the hand, but differing methods and reverence concerns led the Church to mandate reception on the tongue by the ninth century. Its modern revival faces criticism.

The Holy See is seen as unjustly persecuting the Traditional Latin Mass and loyal Catholics. Despite marginalization, they’re urged to stay peaceful, prayerful, and persevere in preserving the ancient liturgy.

Perfect happiness exists only with God in eternity, free from sadness. Though some loved ones may not be there, God's grace ensures joy. We must pray, sacrifice, and trust His mercy.

Parents should lovingly express disapproval of sin, balancing truth and charity. Gently correct to avoid hardening hearts, express concern clearly once, then show ongoing love and pray for their children.

The document is ambiguous, not explicitly heretical, using unclear modernist language. This fosters confusion, spreads error, and contrasts with Christ’s clarity. It’s viewed as lacking lasting value or significance.

This document isn’t infallible or scripture, we follow Holy Scripture, sacred tradition, and magisterial teachings aligned with perennial doctrine. Ambiguous documents aren’t binding and are often forgotten over time.

The Pope isn’t required to publish an exhortation. The Synod is consultative. Declaring its document magisterial, despite laypeople voting who lack teaching authority, causes confusion about the magisterium's role.

This is not a true Synod, involving lay people with voting rights on faith matters reflects a Protestant-style approach, not the Catholic tradition of magisterium safeguarding faith, discipline, and holiness.

Sister Agnes' messages, approved by the bishop and Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith, address the Church's crisis, urging prayer, reparation, and divine intervention for unity and clarity within the clergy.

Before the Second Vatican Council, the Church prohibited public prayers with non-Catholics to avoid confusion and relativism. After the Council, public prayers were allowed, though they can undermine Catholic truth. Private prayers, like the Our Father in a family setting, are acceptable, but not publicly.

A serious act becomes mortal sin only with full conscience and freedom. Without these, it's not mortal sin. Scrupulosity can be helped by regular confession, and doubts should be discussed with a confessor.

A Catholic must marry in the Church for validity; otherwise, the marriage is considered adultery, preventing Communion. If unable, seek permission or dispensation from the bishop, who may grant "sanation in the root."