Episode 28: Year – The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity In this episode of the Sunday Catholic Word, which deals with the readings for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, we focus on three ...

Many people struggle to understand the Trinity, even devoted Christians. It's sometimes defined as the eternal relationship in which God exists, but this still sounds too vague. To understand this ...

To answer the question about St. Paul, we first need to take a quick look at the development of the doctrine. There were two main questions in those early centuries of Christianity that pressured the ...

Although the word Trinity isn’t found in Scripture, it’s essential for Christians to believe in it, especially at Christmas. Dismissing the Trinity takes away the reason we celebrate the birth of ...

The Trinity — the Life of God himself — is a mystery, as no doubt many a homily today will declare. That’s true: we can and never will penetrate that reality, even if our hope is fulfilled, we are ...

Today we celebrate the Most Holy Trinity that dwells in our hearts. The dogma of the Trinity is not the result of mythological fantasies or of abstract philosophical meditations. Neither it is a cold ...

Each of the persons of the Trinity reveal themselves at Jesus’ baptism. God the Son, the incarnate Logos, was baptized, not because he needed to be baptized by John, but because the world needed his ...

In today’s episode, we reflect on four details that relevant to doing apologetics found in the second reading and Gospel reading for this upcoming Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, Year C. The first ...

Photo by RyanJLane on iStock. What is the right relationship between the three persons of the Trinity? It remains a mystery. Even so, this Sunday’s readings offer insights that can help us encounter ...

A new survey from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University reveals that only 11% of Americans believe in the Trinity—a foundational Christian doctrine—highlighting a sharp decline ...