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Question Corner: Does an obligation to attend Mass on Ascension Thursday include those traveling outside the diocese?
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Question Corner: Does an obligation to attend Mass on Ascension Thursday include those traveling outside the diocese?

Jenna Marie CooperMay 15, 20244 min read
The holy days of obligation you are actually bound to observe as a Catholic depend on what your local bishops’ conference (the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops in the United States) has decided to do.
Question Corner: Can I go to a Methodist church since there are no Catholic churches nearby?
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Question Corner: Can I go to a Methodist church since there are no Catholic churches nearby?

Jenna Marie CooperMay 8, 20244 min read
A Methodist Sunday service would not fulfill the Sunday obligation for a Catholic.
Question Corner: What role might artificial intelligence play in catechesis?
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Question Corner: What role might artificial intelligence play in catechesis?

Jenna Marie CooperMay 1, 20244 min read
While AI can share information on a given topic in perhaps a more accurate or more efficient way than would be possible for many humans, nothing can replace the value of a person-to-person relationship in evangelizing and handing on the faith.
Question Corner: What is the church’s position on the treatment of animals?
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Question Corner: What is the church’s position on the treatment of animals?

Jenna Marie CooperApril 17, 20244 min read
We believe that all of nonhuman creation is ultimately meant to serve humanity, which is why we are permitted to kill animals for food and to meet other reasonable needs.
Question Corner: Is there still responsibility for past sins after confession?
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Question Corner: Is there still responsibility for past sins after confession?

Jenna Marie CooperApril 10, 20244 min read
We are truly and fully forgiven from our sins when we receive absolution after a good confession. However, sacramental absolution by itself doesn’t necessarily resolve all the consequences of our sins.
Question Corner: Why does a paschal candle holder have bee artwork and when does Lent officially end?
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Question Corner: Why does a paschal candle holder have bee artwork and when does Lent officially end?

Jenna Marie CooperApril 3, 20244 min read
The joy found in the paschal candle is actually a sign of the joy we find in the resurrected Christ, who brings light out of darkness.
Should Jesus be depicted on crucifixes as alive or dead?
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Should Jesus be depicted on crucifixes as alive or dead?

Jenna Marie CooperMarch 27, 20244 min read
The crucifixion was a progressive event in time, not one static snapshot, so it would be reasonable for an artist to choose to portray any number of given points of this part of Jesus’ passion.
Question Corner: Why isn’t a pro-life petition part of the Prayer of the Faithful for every Mass?
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Question Corner: Why isn’t a pro-life petition part of the Prayer of the Faithful for every Mass?

Jenna Marie CooperMarch 21, 20244 min read
In more typical parish settings, perhaps the pro-life intention might be “hidden” and implicit rather than explicit and obvious in a given intercession.
Question Corner: Does the Polish National Catholic Church have a valid celebration of the Eucharist?
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Question Corner: Does the Polish National Catholic Church have a valid celebration of the Eucharist?

Jenna Marie CooperMarch 13, 20244 min read
In our lives as Catholics, we are not only obligated and privileged to partake in the Eucharist, but we are also called to maintain communion with the body of Christ, which is the church, which is united visibly under the teaching authority of the Holy Father in Rome.
Question Corner: For those who avoid meat anyway, is there another Lenten Friday penance?
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Question Corner: For those who avoid meat anyway, is there another Lenten Friday penance?

Jenna Marie CooperMarch 7, 20244 min read
if you personally feel that Friday abstinence during Lent is not enough of a sacrifice to be spiritually beneficial for you, you are certainly free to incorporate another penitential practice in addition to abstinence on Fridays.
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