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What does it mean to be a Catholic?
It means that you live the life of the Catholic community. Most especially it means that you attend the sacraments, especially the mass. Many former Catholics still understand themselves in relation to something they used to be. If you want to know more, click here Â
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The Catholic Sprouts website has been created as the most relevant content and experiences for developing faith-filled Catholic families. Â All of these resources have been selected and reviewed by the Project Team and drawn from trusted sources. The Project Team has taken care to ensure that the recommended resources reflect the following criteria:
The biblical content and activities reflect Catholic biblical scholarship.
The theological content and activities reflect Catholic beliefs, traditions, and teachings as found in the Catechism of the Catholic Church.
The content and activities reflect and support Catholic values.
The content and activities are developmentally appropriate to the stage of life.
The content and activities are ethnically/culturally sensitive and inclusive.
The content and activities are inclusive of a variety of family structures.
The website, content, and/or activities are easy to use for parish leaders, parents, family members, and/or the whole family.
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If you don't behave as you believe, you will end by believing as you behave.
Fulton J. Sheen
What do Catholics Sprouts believe about the Bible?
Catholic Sprouts believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God. From the beginning of Christianity, the Catholic Church defined the canon of Scripture the books you find in every Christian Bible, and defined what it meant to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Through the centuries, it’s the Catholic Church that preserved the Bible, as well as many other written works, through its monasteries and libraries.
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Without the burden of afflictions it is impossible to reach the height of grace. Â The gift of grace increases as the struggle increases.
St. Rose of Lima
A Community For Catholic Families
Through God’s goodness, I have been able to help thousands of Catholic Families deep in the work of Raising Saints, all while working hard to raise my own 5 little saints. As a busy mother of little ones I get just how hard this vocation is–but I also know how important it is. The most precious gift we can give our children is the gift of our CATHOLIC FAITH.
Catholic literature fiction, poetry, drama, and memoir not theological, scholarly, or devotional writing. Surprisingly little Catholic imaginative literature is explicitly religious; even less is devotional. Most of it touches on religious themes indirectly while addressing other subjects, not sacred topics but profane ones, such as love, war, family, violence, sex, mortality, money, and power. What makes the writing Catholic is that the treatment of these subjects is permeated with a particular worldview.
