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Q: I have recently turned to the Lord, but I do not associate myself with any specific religious denomination. I do not consider myself Christian, Catholic, or anything else — I simply say that I am with the Lord. I feel that different beliefs are often in conflict, each claiming to be right while others are wrong, when in reality, we are all meant to b...

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Saturday, May 2, at 10:00 a.m. Rome time (4:00am Eastern Time), 16 Legionaries of Christ will be ordained priests. The new priests are from Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Mexico, Panama, and Venezuela.

The Ordination Mass, which will take place at the 


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From March 28 to April 5, Br. John Frain, LC, and Br. Maximilian Nguyen, LC, two American seminarians currently studying theology in Rome, supported the Regnum Christi locality in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, during the Holy Week missions. They were joined by Br. Alexis Ortiz, originally from Mexico.

Together with Fr...


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Q: Since my conversion from Protestantism to Catholicism, I have been abandoned by some family members and friends on Facebook. These are cousins and friends from grade school and high school and beyond. I do not preach on Facebook, but I do express my love for the Catholic faith. Sometimes I share a reading from the Liturgy of the Hours, which I am dev...

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Q: Hi! St. Teresa of Ávila said she had merited a place in hell, but I thought she had never committed a mortal sin. Does this mean that Christians can go to hell without ever having committed a mortal sin, or that Christians who die in a state of grace may end up in hell rather than purgatory? I know that Catholics aren’t bound to believe private revel...

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