Catechism Meditations are here to answer the comprehensive question: What do Catholics believe? Each meditation features a paragraph from the Catechism, a reflection upon some aspect of the paragraph, a prayer to act upon it, a timeless wisdom quote from Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, and a Catholic video clip. Hopefully, these Catechism Meditations will enrich your spiritual life and help you experience the beauty and truth of the Catholic faith.
Meditation of the Week: (CCC #109) How do you interpret the Bible correctly?
Last Week’s Meditation: (CCC #525) What is the significance of the Nativity?
Most Frequently Asked Questions about Catholicism:
- (CCC #1721): What is the meaning and purpose of life?
- (CCC #1324): What is the reason to be Catholic?
- (CCC #1418): Why do Catholics worship the Eucharist?
- (CCC #2674): Do Catholics worship Mary?
- (CCC #2683): Do Catholics worship saints?
- (CCC 1441): Why do Catholics confess their sins to a priest?
- (CCC #958 & 1030-1031): Why do Catholics believe in Purgatory?
- (CCC #1247 & 2181): Why do Catholics have to go to Mass?
- (CCC #1398): Why can’t non-Catholics receive Holy Communion?
- (CCC #1210): Why do Catholics have Seven Sacraments?
“If you do not live what you believe, you will end up believing what you live.”― Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen
Catechism of the Catholic Church is a vital document that defines and explains the Catholic faith. It offers a clear, organized summary of beliefs, grounded in scripture and tradition. The Catechism’s importance comes from its role in uniting Catholics and guiding them in modern life. It addresses both timeless truths and current issues with authority and clarity. Its purpose reflects the Church’s mission to share the Gospel clearly and faithfully.
Catechism Prayer
Lord, open my eyes to see the truth in Your teachings. Help me understand the catechism clearly and apply it in my life. Amen.
