Deepen Your Faith
"Educating is the art of helping young people to completeness."
- Father Basil Moreau"Holiness is not limited to the sanctuary or to moments of private prayer...
holiness is achieved in the midst of the world."
- The Bishops' pastoral letter on the economy
One of the prime duties of each Parish is to educate. Holy Trinity Catholic Church believes that learning each day about your faith can help you deepen your faith. We have a duty to the Church to be educated apologists. Young or old we ask you to spend time each day reading a little more about our faith, by reading the Bible, studying the Catechism, studying the lives of the saints or other spiritual writings you can grow in your faith through continued education.
The Catholic Faith:
What & Why We Believe
Where does the bible talk about Purgatory? How about Confession? Why do we baptize our newborns? Are we assured of salvation? Why is tradition so important?
Catholic Beliefs: Bible References
Catholic Teachings A-Z
Catholic Bible Answers
by Rev. H.T. Burke
Learning the Catholic Faith
RCIA Class Materials and Audios
Online Resources
- Arlington Catholic Herald
- Catholic Charities, Diocese of Arlington
- Catholic Diocese of Arlington
- Catholic Distance University
- Catholic Relief Services
- EWTN: Global Catholic Television Network
- First Friday
- First Saturday
- House of Mercy
- Inside the Vatican Catholic News Magazine
- Institute of Catholic Culture
- Institute of Catholic Audio Library
- Lighthouse Catholic Media
- Priests for Life
- The Evangelization Station
- The Rosary Confraternity
- The Vatican: The Holy See
- TheReasonForOurHope.org
- True Devotion to Mary, the Mother of God
- United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
- Virginia Catholic Conference
Apologetics Essays, Courtesy of Greg Witherow
- A Catholic Manifesto
- A Primer on Lent
- A Primer on Salvation
- A Primer on the Law
- A Primer on the New Testament Priesthood
- Assumption of Mary - Part I
- Assumption of Mary - Part II: Typology
- Assumption of Mary - Part III: Sacred Tradition
- Authority of Tradition
- Catholic vs. Protestant Bibles
- Divorce and Annulments
- Doctrines of Saint Augustine
- Does The Church Have Authority
- Extravagance in the Church
- Falling from Grace
- Foot Washing and the Priesthood
- Humanae Vitae
- It All Leads to Idolatry
- Mary the Queen Mother
- Natural Family Planning and Contraception
- Our Lady of Fatima
- Our Sacramental Bath
- Pilate Said to Him, What Is Truth?
- Purgatory
- Purpose of Suffering
- Reclaiming Genesis: Part I
- Reclaiming Genesis: Part II
- Reclaiming Genesis: Part III
- Sacrament of Confession
- Saint Peter and the Keys
- Salvation and Works: Part I
- Salvation and Works: Part II
- Salvation and Works: Part III
- Satan, Demons and Spiritual Warfare
- Some Also of the Epicurean and Stoic Philosophers Met Him
- Standing on the Shoulders of Christendom
- The Case for Priestly Celibacy: Part I
- The Case for Priestly Celibacy: Part II
- The Catholic Church & Charismatic Gifts
- The Church and Homosexuality: Part I
- The Church and Homosexuality: Part II
- The Church and Homosexuality: Part III
- The Disappearance of Hell
- The Eucharist in Scripture: Part I
- The Eucharist in Scripture: Part II
- The Eucharist: Two Become One Flesh
- The Gospel of John, Creation & Liturgy
- The Immaculate Conception
- The Incorruptibles
- The Necessity of the Catholic Church
- The Necessity of the Gospel
- The Perpetual Virginity of Mary
- The Purification of Mary and the Immaculate Conception
- The Sacrifice of the Mass
- The Saints
- The Treasury of the Saints
- Transubstantion, Wheat Allergies and Cannibalism
- Why the Crucifix
