
The Theological Virtue of Charity
In Genesis Chapter 22 of the Old Testament, God put Abraham to test by asking Abraham to offer his son Isaac as a human sacrifice only to be held on w...

In Genesis Chapter 22 of the Old Testament, God put Abraham to test by asking Abraham to offer his son Isaac as a human sacrifice only to be held on w...

By Engr. Carlos Cornejo The Catechism of the Catholic Church defines hope as “The theological virtue by which we desire the kingdom of heaven and eter...

Faith is a very rich virtue. Much like the virtue of charity it has many definitions. Faith in God means to believe, to trust and to obey Him. St. ...

Some people might shun work and be turned off from it because it requires effort and with effort there is tiredness. We might ask, “Is work a punishme...

Let us now examine how the Four God Substitutes of wealth, fame, power and pleasure according to St. Thomas Aquinas would try to fill our hearts but w...

God pays attention to small things. We should too. When Christ did a miracle of multiplying the loaves and fishes to feed five thousand people, he i...

St. Thomas Aquinas says the four most common substitutes to God that man would “worship” in this world are wealth, fame, pleasure and power. We human...

We might think that St. Thomas Aquinas being a brilliant theologian, if not the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) among theologians much like Michael Jordan...

Here’s another virtue that we can appreciate better if we talk first about its opposing vice. The virtue we are referring to can have many names. It...