Considering Catholicism

By: Greg Smith
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  • Catholic Church, faith, culture, and history are explained clearly and simply for anyone curious about historic Catholicism. Faithful to the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
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  • Where Did the Catholic Mass Come From? (#278)

    Where Did the Catholic Mass Come From? (#278)
    Nov 7 2024

    Ed asks Greg how the Catholic liturgy evolved. Was the worship of the early Church more informal and unstructured? When did all the complex parts and pieces of the mass get added? Greg explains that the premise of the question is problematic, and that the worship of the early Church probably resembled a Catholic mass more than it did a non-denominational "worship gathering."

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    34 mins
  • How Are Catholic Funerals Different? (#277)

    How Are Catholic Funerals Different? (#277)
    Nov 4 2024

    Recently, Ed went to a Protestant Evangelical funeral, which was more of a "celebration of life." He asks Greg if Catholic funerals are different. Why and how?

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  • From the Vault: Unhappy Reformation Day!

    From the Vault: Unhappy Reformation Day!
    Oct 31 2024

    For secular folks this is Halloween, for Catholics it's the eve of All Saints Day, but for Protestants it's Reformation Day, when Martin Luther nailed his complaints against the Catholic Church to a cathedral door in Germany. Today, Protestants celebrate what they imagine is a heroic and prophetic scene. But as Greg explains in this snapshot, it's nothing to celebrate.

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    9 mins

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Clear and Compelling

On topic after topic, the host and guests make a clear and compelling case for Catholicism as a worldview, faith, and lifestyle. The Catholic Church, despite her human faults, is shown as the custodian and last hope of Western civilization.

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