Know your Catholic FAITH GAME

12/07/2025

In recent times, some misleading teachings have emerged claiming that women do not have the capacity to love. This idea is deeply erroneous and dangerous because it attacks the very foundation of marriage, which is built on mutual love, respect, and self-giving. Marriage cannot stand if one spouse is falsely portrayed as incapable of giving or receiving love. Such teachings create mistrust, resentment, and emotional division among couples, and they confuse young people preparing for marriage.

Some individuals misuse St. Paul’s teaching in Ephesians 5:21–33 to support this falsehood, twisting his words to promote male domination or emotional inequality. But St. Paul speaks of mutual submission, sacrificial love, and the unity that mirrors Christ and the Church. His message is rooted in love, not in superiority or inferiority. To claim that women cannot love is to distort Scripture and to harm the sacred union God designed for unity, companionship, and shared love. Healthy marriages flourish when both husband and wife recognize their God-given capacity to love, support, and gift themselves to each other.

12/07/2025

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12/07/2025

What does the Catholic Church really teach about marriage?
In this video, we explore the true meaning of marriage as taught in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 1601). Marriage is more than a legal arrangement it is a covenantal and sacramental bond, a lifelong partnership of love between a man and a woman, raised by Christ to the dignity of a sacrament.

Discover how marriage reflects God’s faithfulness, why it is considered a sacred calling, and how it becomes a source of grace for the couple and their family.

Perfect for couples, Catholics preparing for marriage, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christian love and commitment.

What does the Catholic Church really teach about marriage?In this video, we explore the true meaning of marriage as taught in the Catechism of the Catholic C...

11/25/2025

The essence of our priestly and religious formation.

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11/24/2025

The importance of self-discovery. Knowing your identity

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11/22/2025

It's game time about our Faith.

Question 1:

Why is the MASS refer to as the highest and greatest prayer in the CATHOLIC CHURCH?

Question 2:
In how many ways is Jesus present to us DURING MASS?

Question 3:
List the WAYS by which JESUS is PRESENT with us at MASS

08/27/2025

Don't be afraid

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07/14/2024

What are the Seven Sacraments of the Catholic Church? Can You Name Them All?
The seven sacraments are central to the Catholic faith, serving as outward signs of inward grace and channels through which believers experience God's presence in their lives. Each sacrament marks significant stages of a Christian's spiritual journey and reinforces their relationship with God and the Church community.

1. Baptism
Description: Baptism is the first sacrament of initiation, cleansing a person from original sin and making them a member of the Church.
Symbols: Water, oil, white garment, and candle.
2. Confirmation
Description: Confirmation strengthens the grace received at Baptism, confirming the individual's faith and equipping them with the Holy Spirit to live a mature Christian life.
Symbols: Laying on of hands, anointing with chrism oil.
3. Eucharist
Description: Also known as Holy Communion, the Eucharist is the source and summit of Christian life, commemorating the Last Supper and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Symbols: Bread and wine, which become the Body and Blood of Christ.
4. Reconciliation (Penance or Confession)
Description: This sacrament offers forgiveness of sins committed after Baptism, reconciling the person with God and the Church.
Symbols: The priest's absolution, a penitent's confession.
5. Anointing of the Sick
Description: Given to those who are seriously ill or in danger of death, this sacrament provides comfort, peace, and sometimes physical healing through the Holy Spirit.
Symbols: Anointing with oil, laying on of hands.
6. Holy Orders
Description: This sacrament ordains a man to the deaconate, priesthood, or episcopate, giving him the grace to serve the Church in a special way.
Symbols: Laying on of hands, anointing with chrism oil, and the Book of Gospels.
7. Matrimony (Marriage)
Description: Matrimony unites a man and woman in a lifelong covenant of self-giving love, mirroring the bond between Christ and His Church.
Symbols: The exchange of vows, rings.

By exploring the seven sacraments, we gain a deeper understanding of the rich tapestry of the Catholic faith and how these sacred rites shape and nurture the spiritual lives of believers. Reflect on these sacraments, and see how they manifest in your own journey of faith.

You can share you thoughts on the following Questions:

How does the sacrament of Confirmation differ from Baptism in terms of its purpose and effects on the individual?

In what ways can the Eucharist be seen as both a sacrifice and a communal meal, and why is it considered the 'source and summit' of Christian life?

What are some of the specific roles and responsibilities that come with receiving Holy Orders, and how do they contribute to the life of the Church?

07/14/2024

Who is a true Prophet?

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07/14/2024

Happy Sunday dearest friends in Christ.

What did you learn from the readings and homily at mass today?

The theme of prophet stands out. If i may ask who is a prophet?

Do we still prophet like Amos in our church/society today?

Share your thought in the comment section below