WHY DOES IT MATTER WHAT CHURCH I BELONG TO? IN OTHER WORDS, WHAT MAKES THE CATHOLIC CHURCH DIFFERENT?
Chaplaincy Spotlight
- Sunday Masses Schedule
- Sunday: 07:00am & 09:00am
- Holy Hour
- Every Sunday: 6.30pm - 07:30pm
- Know Your Faith
- 2nd & 4th Sunday: 5.00pm
- Weekday Masses Schedule
- Monday - Friday: 6:15am
- Saturday: 07:00am
- Monday: 12:Noon (Students & Staff)
- Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 6:30pm
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- Every Sunday: 02:00pm
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- Monday, Tues, Fri: 09:00am - 04:00pm
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- Thursday: Off day
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- Father's Off Day - Thursday
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- Sunday: 12:00noon - 06:00pm
- Catechism / Confrimation Class
- Sunday: 04:00pm
WHY DOES IT MATTER WHAT CHURCH I BELONG TO? IN OTHER WORDS, WHAT MAKES THE CATHOLIC CHURCH DIFFERENT?
Posted on:June 14th, 2016
The Catholic Church is not just one denomination among many. In fact, it is the only faith that can trace its founding roots back to Jesus Christ, who started our Church.
For 2,000 years, the Catholic Church has guarded the truth that Jesus has taught, whether in or out of style. In the Church today, one can experience the most personal relationship with Christ through the Holy Eucharist, the gift of Christ’s Body and Blood to us.
Since its founding, the Catholic Church has continued to be the largest body of Christians on earth. Though it’s not perfect, nor does it have perfect members, the Church still contains the fullness of truth, which Jesus promised would set us free.
The word “Catholic” means universal, and that is really what the Catholic Church is—a universal body of believers, united in Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. Our Catholic family is made up of every race, age, and walk of life.
For centuries, the Catholic Church has been the place to turn to for the source of Christian belief, an intimate encounter with Jesus Christ, a welcoming family, and a guiding light to get to heaven.
