It depends upon the individual, and only God knows the answer.

Because we NEED it.  We need it for our own holiness and for our salvation.

We were created as intellectual and rational beings and therefore are very different than plants and animals; our souls are immortal.

We must be totally immersed in God in the depths of our being.

Catholics can be faithful and accept evolution, with a few caveats.

In a nutshell, the answer is this: history.

God generously gives us the intercession of His saints

The object is no longer ordinary, but becomes extraordinary and sacramental.

If we spend time with God in his churches, we will enjoy his creation more and our private prayer, at home, will be all the more fruitful.

A compelling argument for receiving Holy Communion on the tongue.

Acts of reparation unite us to the sacrificial love of Jesus Christ and make us co-workers in the Church’s mission of healing and forgiving.

May this sacramental always help us to live as followers of Christ whom we promised to obey when we were baptized.

God never tires of forgiving the sins of His people.

Yes, a Christian can have a tattoo, but certain principles and norms should guide one in making this decision.

Even an imperfect attempt of reciprocating God’s love in attendance at Mass will lead to an awareness of the intimate union with God.

Adoration of the Most Blessed Sacrament is a time to worship the true God in the person of Jesus Christ Who is really, truly present in the eucharistic host.

The Church gives us this rule not to control us but to remind us to detach ourselves from things that are passing away so that we might receive those things which are eternal.

Find out the reason for this ancient tradition.

We can use the Sign of the Cross as a subtle tool of evangelization in our secular world that seems to want to forget God.

Remember that everything comes to an end, including suffering. Even Jesus got to leave His Cross.