Why do Catholics believe in the Trinity?

Why do Catholics sit, stand and kneel during Mass?

The significance of the rubrics of the Catholic liturgy is explained by Canon David Gibbons. Ambassadors for Christ is a Catholic apologetics project, designed to equip you with a deeper understanding of your faith, so you can confidently answer questions and be a joyful witness for the Lord Jesus and his Church. Find out more about Ambassadors for Christ at rcaos.og.uk/ambassadorsforchrist Canon David Gibbons is the parish priest at Sacred Heart Wimbledon: https://www.sacredheartwimbledon.org.uk [https://www.sacredheartwimbledon.org.uk].

Do Catholics have a relationship with Jesus?

Father Matthew O'Gorman answers the question "do Catholics have a personal relationship with Jesus"? He explains that our relationship with Jesus gives our lives meaning and purpose. We experience this relationship in prayer, in reading the scriptures and most fully when He is truly present with us in the Mass. Ambassadors for Christ is a Catholic apologetics project, designed to equip you with a deeper understanding of your faith so you can confidently answer questions and be a joyful witness for the Lord Jesus and his Church. Find out more about Ambassadors for Christ at rcaos.og.uk/ambassadorsforchrist Father Matthew is the parish priest of Corpus Christi Catholic Church, Brixton Hill https://catholicbrixtonhill.org.uk [https://catholicbrixtonhill.org.uk]

Why can’t non-Catholics receive the Eucharist?

Fr Stephen Langridge, the Parish Priest of St Elizabeth of Portugal in Richmond, explains why non-Catholics cannot receive the Eucharist. Ambassadors for Christ is a Catholic apologetics project, designed to equip you with a deeper understanding of your faith, so you can confidently answer questions and be a joyful witness for the Lord Jesus and his Church. Find out more about Ambassadors for Christ at rcaos.og.uk/ambassadorsforchrist St Elizabeth of Portugal's parish website: https://www.catholicrichmond.org/ [https://www.catholicrichmond.org/]

Why do Catholics believe in the Trinity?

Catholics believe that there is only one God, but we also profess God to be Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. To some people it sounds like a contradiction: how can God be both one and three? How can Catholics claim to worship only one God when they say the Father is God, the Son is God, and the Holy Spirit is God? To understand the answer, we need to look at why Catholics believe in the Trinity, and what this teaching really means. Ambassadors for Christ is a Catholic apologetics project, designed to equip you with a deeper understanding of your faith so you can confidently answer questions and be a joyful witness for the Lord Jesus and his Church. Find out more about Ambassadors for Christ at rcaos.og.uk/ambassadorsforchrist Father Joseph Gulliford is an Assistant Priest at St George's Cathedral, Southwark https://www.stgeorgescathedral.org.uk/ [https://www.stgeorgescathedral.org.uk/]

Does the Holy Spirit proceed from the Son (the Filioque)?

Fr Joe Owusu-Ansah explains the biblical basis and the Tradition behind why we know the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son. Ambassadors for Christ is a Catholic apologetics project, designed to equip you with a deeper understanding of your faith, so you can confidently answer questions and be a joyful witness for the Lord Jesus and his Church. Find out more about Ambassadors for Christ at rcaos.og.uk/ambassadorsforchrist [http://rcaos.og.uk/ambassadorsforchrist] Fr Joe is the Sub-Dean at St George's Cathedral, Southwark: https://www.stgeorgescathedral.org.uk/ [https://www.stgeorgescathedral.org.uk/]