Is killing always intrinsically evil? Fr. Paul Keller, OP, explores the Catholic Church’s teaching on the morality of killing and when, if ever, it can be justified. He also answers pressing faith questions, including whether Catholics can date a divorced non-Catholic and many more.
Questions Covered:
- 05:50 – Is killing an intrinsically evil act?
- 16:43 – Can a Catholic date a divorced person that was not married in the Catholic Church?
- 20:54 – I’m Catholic and was just married in a non-denominational church. Is my marriage valid? If not, how do I make it valid?
- 23:48 – If a person discovered that their partner was homosexual, would it be an impediment to receiving an annulment?
- 30:35 – How can the Church claim that there is no salvation outside the Catholic Church?
- 36:09 – I was asked by my pastor to no longer kneel for communion. What advice do you have for me?
- 45:43 – Why did God appear so cruel, angry and petty in the Old Testament?
- 50:51 – I had candles blessed during Candlemas. If the holy water didn’t touch my candle, is it still blessed?
- 52:16 – How can I learn to love God when my fear for him is much bigger?
