Institute of Catholic Culture

As an old saying goes, the law of prayer is the law of belief. The foundation and authority of Catholic catechesis is and always has been the Divine Liturgy of the Church.

"God's Shield to shelter me, God's Host to secure me, Against the snares of demons, Against the seductions of vices, Against the lusts of nature..." - Excerpt from St. Patrick's Breastplate

As an old saying goes, the law of prayer is the law of belief. The foundation and authority of Catholic catechesis is and always has been the Divine Liturgy of the Church.

As an old saying goes, the law of prayer is the law of belief. The foundation and authority of Catholic catechesis is and always has been the Divine Liturgy of the Church.

Looking at periods of both tolerance and terror, this lecture explains that Constantine’s edict of Milan was not without precedent and traces the legal and cultural progress that led to Christianity’s status as the official religion of the Empire.

As an old saying goes, the law of prayer is the law of belief. The foundation and authority of Catholic catechesis is and always has been the Divine Liturgy of the Church.

"So we have seen it, and so it has been fulfilled: indeed, we are witnesses that the Gospel has been preached unto those parts beyond which there lives nobody."- St. Patrick, Confession 34

"The angels are numerous. They are the ninety-nine sheep, whereas humanity is only one sheep."- St. Cyril of Jerusalem

"The angels are numerous. They are the ninety-nine sheep, whereas humanity is only one sheep."- St. Cyril of Jerusalem

"The angels are numerous. They are the ninety-nine sheep, whereas humanity is only one sheep."- St. Cyril of Jerusalem