C4 Ignite your Catholic Faith

Some people say religion and politics don't mix. Should there always be a separation of Church and State? Bishop Don explores this idea and shares why Catholics and people of faith get involved in public life. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (1878, 2104).

The Catholic Church teaches that family is important. What if my family isn't ideal or perfect? Bishop Don shares some great overviews on how virtually anyone can enjoy a happy home life. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2197).

Does the "pro-life" stance begin and end with unborn babies? What about human rights and our fellow man? Is there more to being "pro-life?" Bishop Don Hying shares more on the Catholic belief that all life is valuable. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2258).

With so many mixed messages about relationships and intimacy on television, at the movies and online, how do we know what's right? Click now for more on what the Church says about these deeply personal connections. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2331).

They say "the truth hurts." Some of us even quote John 8:32, declaring that "...the truth will set you free." Should we always be truthful, always? Bishop Don Hying shows us how sharing the truth can be a phenomenal way of sharing love. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2464).

Is it okay for Christians to have great wealth? Are we responsible for others who are less fortunate? Should we strive for success and financial gain? Bishop Don Hying sheds light on these challenging, yet popular questions. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2401).

For many, prayer plays a huge role in their lives. But what exactly IS prayer? And why is it so important? Bishop Don offers us some great insight into the power of prayer, and the many different ways we can benefit from it. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2559)

With all the different ways to pray -- petition, thanksgiving, devotions, the rosary, the Mass -- how do I know I'm even doing it right? In this latest C4: Ignite Your Catholic Faith, Bishop Don Hying shares his thoughts on the many forms of prayer available to us, and how we can learn to incorporate them in our daily lives. Based upon the Catechism of the Catholic Church (2623 and 2648)

Jesus taught us that the Lord's prayer is the greatest of the Christian prayers -- that it is the perfect expression of faith and trust in God. In this latest "C4: Ignite Your Catholic Faith," Bishop Don Hying discusses the Our Father, and how this prayer can be applied to our lives today.