We live in an era when religious identity is not stable but remarkably fluid. According to the Pew Research Center, many individuals are moving away from organized religion. What does this all mean? A lot of things, if you are searching for answers.
Within the plurality of Christian denominations, we hope to offer you insights not only into why people choose to be Christian but also why they choose to practice their Christianity in the Catholic Church.
If you are drawn to the reading and commentary on sacred scripture, visit our daily devotional page, “Daily Virtue Post.” Our “Why Christianity and Catholicism” page reveals stories of individuals who have chosen to be Christian and practice their Christianity in the Catholic Church. Perhaps you have questions about Christianity and the Church – check out “Answers to Common Questions” or “Catholic Things.” If you are already part of the Church but have always wanted to explore the spirituality of the Christian faith, then visit “Our Spiritual Nature” with its monthly focus on important writers and topics discussing the contemplative life.
Again, welcome to Catholic for a Reason. Daniel M Scofield – MTS