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Holy Father's intentions for September 2010
General: The Word of God as Sign of Social Development: That in less developed parts of the world the proclamation of the Word of God may renew people’s hearts, encouraging them to work actively toward authentic social progress.
Mission: The End of War: That by opening our hearts to love we may put an end to the numerous wars and conflicts which continue to bloody our world.
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I am a practising Catholic and have received all the sacraments of the church. I however do not fulfil the sacrament of reconciliation due to fear. I know this is a sin (not to go for confession). How do I overcome this fear and return to all sacraments?
Why is the Eucharist so important to Catholics?
What actually happens during the Eucharist?
What are the main symbols used during the Eucharist?
Can God still in today's world full of lawlessness and all human weakness intervene? Is this not the same God who spoke through the apostles ,the prophets and great saints in history,can he not understand our human existence?
Why do Catholics celebrate the Eucharist?
Is there a minimal age for one to become an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion? What other criteria is there?
Why do Catholics have a Saturday night Mass?
Is there a Christian community I can join to strenghten my Christian walk?
Is it biblical to venerate Mother Mary and why does the Catholic church emphasise on this more than the Protestant churches. Are we worshiping Mary and why do we present our petitions through her when the Bible says that Jesus is our High priest.....
Is it wrong to carry the Blessed Sacrament from the church?
Do you need to be baptised to receive communion during Mass?
What other things will I need to do – to be baptised?
How does the learning process begin….and end? (Becoming a Catholic)
How do I find out some basic information? (Becoming a Catholic)
How do I get started? (Becoming a Catholic)
What does the Catholic Church claim to be?
     The Roman Catholic Church claims that it is the visible community established by Jesus Christ, and built up by His first disciples, the apostles – we can trace our life back 2000 years to His life on earth and to His teachings and ministry. It is God’s will that all men and women should encounter the Christian message, so the Catholic Church is at heart a missionary organisation, seeking all the time to encourage people to become Catholics. So, in the first place, Catholics will welcome that you are considering this step in your life by reading this.
What steps do I need to make to become a Catholic?
Q. How did the first Christians live Unity?
Q. Who Can Receive Communion? Receiving Communion or not?
Q. Is there a structure or program followed during the Mass?
Q. So it sounds as if the Church can't do without the Mass?
Q. It does seem a wonderful gift. Is it given only for ourselves?
Q. So at Mass we offer ourselves to God – don’t we receive anything back?
Q. You said the Last Supper took place just before Jesus died – Why is that significant?
Q. Who invented the Mass?
Q. What makes the Mass so important? (What Happens at Mass?)
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