

#12084 When Should Catholics Stop Debating with Protestants? - Jim Blackburn
Feb 26, 2025
Join Jim Blackburn, founder of Catholic Questions, as he navigates intriguing discussions on faith. He tackles why we don't see miraculous signs like burning bushes today and addresses complex marital dilemmas, especially for those affected by Alzheimer's. Blackburn explains the nuances of receiving Communion and the importance of confession, while also clarifying misunderstandings about purgatory, particularly in response to an Amish perspective. His insights provide both comfort and guidance for navigating common faith-related questions.
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Revelation's Fullness
- God revealed himself through prophets and miracles in the Old Testament.
- Now, Jesus is the fullness of revelation, making further miracles unnecessary.
Celibacy with Alzheimer's Spouse
- Consult your wife's physician and the National Catholic Bioethics Center (NCBC).
- They can help determine if continuing conjugal relations is morally permissible given her Alzheimer's.
Standing for Communion
- Standing for communion promotes unity during mass.
- This is the preferred norm set by the US bishops, though kneeling is still allowed.