As promised in the last podcast, we look at the Biblical evidence for the Catholic understanding of the Holy Mass as a true sacrifice. Including why we should not view Christs sacrifice on the cross in isolation from the Last Supper -- or for that matter

https://youtu.be/GlBPX18IQPEPerhaps no other doctrine of the Catholic Church is more objectionable to our separated brethren than the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist. But the Bible and the Early Church Fathers clearly teach that the Eucharis

https://youtu.be/IKw-zCSEDuMSalvation is a gift from God, made possible through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ which involves being reconciled with God and receiving forgiveness for sins. But is salvation a process that involves th

The majority of comments Ive received on my No Nonsense Catholic videos have been positive and encouraging. But naturally some folks disagree. So, I'm taking a break from posting a new topic to respond to some recurring themes I thought it would be well

https://youtu.be/UJvB_rfK_OsReading the Bible today is a very different proposition than it was in the 1st Century, as a little history and common sense makes clear. It has been rightly said that "a text out of context is a subtext for a pretext!" An

In this video you'll discover how Catholics quote a lot more Scripture that they may realize. And an insight into the nature of the New Testament that you may have never considered before - even if you are a life-long Catholic.https://www.youtube.com

Some non-Catholics have Biblical objections to Catholicism that they think will admit of no answer at all, much less a Biblical one. I call this "Katholic Kryptonite." Most such objections are variations of "Where is that in the Bible?" But before we answ

One of the common objections to Catholicism is: You say the Catholic Church is the true Church, but the words Catholic Church are not in the Bible! Or are they? In this presentation youll discover that the origin of the term Catholic Church is to be

Why do Catholics insist on calling Mary the Mother of God? Even though this is a stumbling block to some non-Catholics? Its important to know that the current animus against the Blessed Virgin in some circles is not a reflection of the faith of the early

150 years ago, James Cardinal Gibbons said, The Catholic Church is persistently misrepresented by the most powerful vehicles of information, and Those who make these slanderous statements are surprised if we feel indignant We have been vilified so lon