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Currently, there is a disconnect between what we believe as Catholics and what we see going on around us. In trying to be a RelevantCatholic, we are not adapting our religion to fit into today’s relativistic world. Instead, we are looking deeper into the rich resources of our faith. Sacred Tradition, Holy Scripture, and the Magisterium of the Church are as relevant to our lives and salvation today, as they were two thousand years ago.
When a Catholic looks at the world today, it’s easy to become worried or anxious, or even depressed. RelevantCatholic is an attempt to find calm and peace through our Christian faith.
We’re only here on earth for a very short time, but we would like to make it a better place. If we can save our eternal souls and help others in the process, the world will be a better place, and eternity will be heaven.
