Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #109: Certitude of Salvation

Protestants presume salvation is never lost. Catholics make the Scriptural distinction between infallible certitude and confident assurance. Ave Maria! To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=7647
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #87: The Different Senses of ‘faith’

Having looked at the nature of 'justification' we continue to follow Fr. Rumble as he now takles the means of that 'justification': Faith. In...
Catholic Apologetics

No Apologies #99: Confession Part II

Here are four more points in defense of the confession of sins. These are all reasoned arguments based on Sacred Scripture. Ave Maria! To Download Audio...
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #112: The Ruptured Rapture – Part II

Two men will be in the field, one will be taken and the other left. 'Rapturists' believe that this text from Matthew's Gospel teaches...
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #113: More Ruptured Rapture

The rapture also contradicts Scripture in that it is to take place before the tribulation and that it doesn't recognize the value of trials...
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #104: More Galileo Myths

It's often claimed that the events surrounding Galileo prove that the Church is both a hater of science and fallible. History and reason show...
Catechism of the Catholic Church

Catechism of The Catholic Church #2547

2547 The Lord grieves over the rich, because they find their consolation in the abundance of goods. "Let the proud seek and love earthly...
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #93: Infant Baptism

Fundamentalist criticize Catholics for baptizing infants, but scripture is clear that we are all born into Adam's sin and in need of regeneration, which...
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #107: Being “Born Again”

Both Protestants and Catholics believe that you need to be born again (John 3:3) in order to be saved. Protestants believe this takes...
Fra. Joseph Mary, F.I.

No Apologies #89: Scripture and Good Works

Today we look at some Sacred Scripture clearly showing the necessity of both faith and good works for salvation. Ave Maria!