Called to Communion What is Really "Source and Summit"?
Jun 27, 2025
Explore the intriguing question of who truly can condemn our souls. Delve into the nuances of salvation, confession, and fear in Catholicism. Unpack complex topics like transubstantiation versus consubstantiation, shedding light on Eucharistic doctrine. Learn how to navigate moral disagreements in marriage while adhering to church teachings. Discover the implications of double imputation and the relationship with sola fide. Plus, gain insights into receiving Holy Communion when arriving late, paired with engaging personal stories.
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Handle Contraception Disagreements
- Communicate openly with your spouse about contraception and conscience.
- Focus on shared virtues like kindness, responsibility, and respect when fundamental disagreements exist.
Grandfather's Moral Example
- Dr. Anders shares his grandfather's example of integrity and ethical business practices.
- This lived example formed strong moral virtues in his family beyond verbal lecturing.
Transubstantiation vs Consubstantiation
- Transubstantiation means the bread and wine substance changes to Christ's body and blood while appearances remain.
- Consubstantiation means the bread and wine coexist with Christ's body and blood alongside them.