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Question Corner: Why would Jesus curse a fig tree that was out of season for not producing fruit?
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Question Corner: Why would Jesus curse a fig tree that was out of season for not producing fruit?

Jenna Marie CooperJuly 10, 20243 min read
I don’t think it would be wrong to see this episode as one more illustration of Jesus’ humanity — i.e., Jesus was hungry and then disappointed at the lack of figs.
Question Corner: What does ‘Ordinary Time’ mean in the church’s calendar?
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Question Corner: What does ‘Ordinary Time’ mean in the church’s calendar?

Jenna Marie CooperJuly 3, 20244 min read
The first few weeks of Ordinary Time occur during the winter, until it is interrupted by Lent and the Easter season. After the Easter season closes with Pentecost, Ordinary Time resumes and carries on through late spring until early winter with the beginning of Advent.
Question Corner: Why does the Catholic Church oppose contraception?
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Question Corner: Why does the Catholic Church oppose contraception?

Jenna Marie CooperJune 20, 20244 min read
The church teaches that deliberately and purposefully seeking to separate the procreative and unitive aspects of the marital act is intrinsically wrong.
Question Corner: Is my friend ‘dead’ in Christ due to her irregular marriage status?
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Question Corner: Is my friend ‘dead’ in Christ due to her irregular marriage status?

Jenna Marie CooperJune 12, 20244 min read
There are ways to work out complicated irregular marriages so that a person can regain a full sacramental life in the church, but every situation is unique and comes with its own set of concerns and nuances.
Question Corner: What is church teaching on yoga and reiki?
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Question Corner: What is church teaching on yoga and reiki?

Jenna Marie CooperJune 5, 20244 min read
Catholics should not practice or receive reiki, because it would be inappropriate, if not spiritually dangerous, for a Catholic to seek out purely supernatural healing apart from Christian prayer or the sacraments.
Question Corner: Is logging Mass attendance for Catholic school discounts aligned with canon law?
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Question Corner: Is logging Mass attendance for Catholic school discounts aligned with canon law?

Jenna Marie CooperMay 30, 20244 min read
These days, it can be expensive to run a Catholic school, but at the same time Catholic education should be accessible to those who are striving to raise their children in the faith.
Question Corner: Can voting for a politician in a particular political party be sinful?
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Question Corner: Can voting for a politician in a particular political party be sinful?

Jenna Marie CooperMay 22, 20244 min read
Catholics are called to vote according to their well-formed conscience so as to support the dignity of human life in all areas.
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.
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