Lukasz Holfeld

God forgives all sins. So why does the Catholic Church speak of mortal sins? Learn when a sin becomes a mortal sin, what consequences it has, and how forgiveness is possible.

The priestly blessing connects a thousand-year-old biblical prayer with our life of faith. What we ask of God in it, and why the Church gives this blessing.

It sounds like a contradiction: faith is directed toward the invisible, science deals with the measurable. One trusts where it does not see – the other proves what can be shown. And yet man seeks both. For everyone wants to understand where he comes from and where he is going. One asks about the origin of the

Does every person really have a guardian angel? Scripture and Catholic teaching give a clear answer—and show how guardian angels work, what they can do, and where their limits lie.

Hardly any person has shaped the world as much as Jesus Christ. To this day, He has an effect on people, cultures, and entire societies. His words are among the most famous in history. At the same time, there are hardly any statements that are as often torn out of their context as His. Some serve as slogans in social debates, others are interpreted in such a

23 percent of Germans believe that devils, demons, or possession are real. Among young adults, that figure rises to 35 percent. But what does the Catholic Church teach about this?

John Henry Newman is a Doctor of the Church. His theology explains how Catholic doctrine may develop, what significance conscience holds, and what responsibility the faithful bear.

Why do we fear our own creation? Catholic theology shows where the real dangers of AI lie.

Why is Christianity losing its significance in Europe? From crises of faith and church scandals to esotericism: what are the causes of this loss of faith, and what does it mean for Europe's future?

Peter Thiel warns of the Antichrist. But what does the Catholic Church really teach? The Bible shows where his dangerous deception lies and how Christians can recognize it.

Resurrection, love of enemies, virgin birth, and the Eucharist: Why the Christian faith challenges reason without overriding it.

A priest holds great authority, but not in every matter. Where his mandate ends and his personal opinion begins is often blurred today – with consequences for the credibility of his office.