by | Jun 29, 2009 | Mormons & Catholics
The Pope is the head of the Catholic Church, while the Savior leads The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, through a living prophet ordained by priesthood authority, and whose members are sometimes called Mormons. There are both similarities and differences...
by | Jun 15, 2009 | FAQ, Mormons & Catholics
In the Catholic faith, canonization is the official recognition that someone is a saint and was so even prior to the official recognition. A process is followed to allow the church to determine who is a saint. Mormons (the nickname for members of The Church of Jesus...
by | Jun 9, 2009 | Jesus Christ, Mormons & Catholics, The Bible, Uncategorized
Stations of the Cross is a Catholic tradition that grew out of a desire to replicate pilgrimages to Jerusalem. Today, they help Catholics remember the final days of the life of Jesus Christ as they move through a series of wooden crosses that have been blessed by a...
by | May 5, 2009 | Mormons & Catholics, The Bible
Mormons see Adam and Eve very differently than most of the Christian world. Rather than blaming Eve for all our problems, we celebrate her as the mother of all living and honor her for making the hardest choices. Through the scriptures of the restoration and modern...
by | Apr 25, 2009 | FAQ, Mormons & Catholics
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, whose members are sometimes informally called Mormons, is a lay church. It does not have a paid, professional clergy. Instead, all members of the church are invited to serve in callings-church assignments-as chosen by...
by | Apr 21, 2009 | Mormons & Catholics
Mormons do not pray to Mary. Statues are art, and, as with any other form of art, might be found in an individual building or home, usually in a nativity setting. There are several aspects of Mormon beliefs that must be understood before this question can be answered....
