Catholic Teachings

What is the Catholic social teaching on racial injustice? Racial injustice contradicts human dignity, a core tenet of Catholic Social Teaching (CST). Every person, created in God’s image, deserves respect and love. Yet, throughout history, racism has marred societies, oppressing individuals and communities. The Church calls Catholics to address racial injustice with courage and faith,…

This month, two significant feast days stand out in the Catholic calendar: All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. These two days are dedicated to commemorating the dead, but they serve distinct purposes and reflect different theological teachings of the Church. Both All Saints’ Day (November 1st) and All Souls’ Day (November 2nd) remind us…

In the Catholic tradition, meditation on the Four Last Things—death, judgment, heaven, and hell—has long been regarded as a vital spiritual practice. Rooted in Sacred Scripture and Church teaching, this reflection serves as a means of aligning one’s life more closely with the truths of the faith, preparing the soul for eternity, and fostering a…

Baptism in the Catholic Church is far more than a symbolic washing—it is a transformative sacrament that unites the individual with Christ and imparts spiritual gifts essential for Christian life. Through baptism, a person is not only cleansed from original sin but also consecrated as a priest, prophet, and king, sharing in the very mission…