Questions

Is there anyone there at all?

If God is good, why did he let it happen?

Why should anyone trust it after that?

Why would anyone need religion to be good?

Who wrote it, and why believe what it says?

Were books added, or were they taken away?

Hasn’t science settled how the world began?

Did any of it actually happen?

Is that all there is?

What does the Church say about people who do not believe?

How could the Church have done that?

Why not sell it and give it to the poor?

The missionaries came with the conquerors. What now?

Is this something new?

Why do Catholics give her so much?

Is praying to a saint idolatry?

Where is any of that in the Bible?

Why should one man have that authority?

Isn’t the Bible enough on its own?

Do Catholics think they earn heaven?

Why not go straight to God?

Is it bread, or is it not?

Why are there so many churches?

Has the Church changed its mind?

May a Catholic say so, and about what?

What if my conscience says otherwise?

Did the Church become something else in 1965?

Why was it taken away?

Who actually decides anything?

Is it run by men, for men?

Was what I felt from God?

We love each other. Why is that not the answer?

Why is it forbidden, when almost everyone does it?

Why forbid the treatment that would give us a child?

Why does living together first count against us?

Why can a marriage not simply end?

What does the Church ask of someone who is gay?

What does the Church say about being trans?

Why can a woman not be ordained?

Why must a priest be celibate?

Why does the Church treat it as the gravest of them?

Why refuse someone a death without pain?

The Church once allowed it. What changed?

What is being asked, and of whom?

Is a small lie really a sin?

Is the Church for capitalism or against it?

Why has the Church condemned it so many times?

What does the Church ask of an employer?

How many is a country obliged to take?

When, if ever, may a country fight?

How far does a citizen have to obey?

Is any party ruled out?

May a Catholic hide it, or must they refuse?

Was religious liberty the mistake?

May anyone be made to believe, or stopped from believing?

Why is this the Church’s business?

What is required of those who have enough?

What does the Church say about machines that think?

What is owed to the truth in public?

What does the Church say about the Jewish people?

What does the Church say about Muslims?

What about everyone who is not Catholic?

Should the Church still be trying?

Must a convert give up the customs they were raised in?

What becomes of the other wives if a man is baptised?

Was what my grandmother did superstition?

Does God reward faith with money?

What does the Church say to someone who is ill?

Must every treatment be continued to the end?

Where is he now, and is there anything I can do for him?

What does the Church say became of them?

Someone has taken their own life. Is there hope for them?

May a Catholic be cremated, and may the ashes be scattered?

What is it that makes a marriage a marriage?

What is required, and of which of us?

Am I allowed to leave?

Am I still married?

May I receive?

Was it already a person?

We cannot have children. What is left to us?

Is the child ours in the Church’s eyes?

What if they will not come to Mass?

Where did we go wrong?

What if they do not deserve it?

They cannot manage alone any more, and I cannot do it all.

Does the Church say anything about being out of work?

What does the Church say about it, and about not being able to stop?

Is it always a mortal sin?

What am I supposed to do with my life?

We already did it. What now?

Do I have to tell?

Is there anything too grave to be forgiven?

What happens if the last confession was years ago?

Did I confess it properly?

Can this be forgiven?

Do I have to?

Is wanting it already a sin?

Is saying it when I am angry a sin?

Is losing my temper a sin?

If I did it, would God forgive it?

I still go to Mass and I no longer believe any of it.

I believe it about everyone else.

I asked, and nothing happened.

Is it a sin, a demon, or an illness?

Is being afraid all the time a failure of trust?

Horoscopes, tarot, the dead — what is actually forbidden?

Was that a sign, or was it a coincidence?

Can the dead come back?

Does the Church still do that?

Is a guardian angel a real thing?

Does a Catholic have to believe in them?

Are bones and incorrupt bodies really venerated?

Do people who came back see what they say they saw?

Is any of the end-times talk the Church’s?

I do not know how it is done.

What is required, and on which days?

What happens if it is missed?

Is there anything wrong with doing nothing?

Why can’t I put it down?

Should I be watching this?

Is yoga just exercise?

Where does anyone even start?

Who may be a godparent, and what is asked of them?

Do I need to be baptised again?

Does it have to be a saint’s name?

May organs be given, in life or after death?

Is anything forbidden about what is done to it?

What am I supposed to wear?

How much is a Catholic supposed to give?

What is a promise made to God?

Can a Catholic be a Freemason?

How is anyone supposed to know?

What is a wage supposed to cover?

How much is too much to spend on myself?

Is there a wrong way to make money with money?

Is charging interest a sin?

Is cheating on it a sin?

Why does everyone else’s life look better than mine?

Is no longer caring a sin?

When does work stop being a good thing?

What has the Church actually said about it?

What does the Church say about buying a person?

What does the Church say to someone being hurt?

What is owed to somebody’s name?

What does the Church say about a life others call diminished?

What may be done to someone who has done wrong?

May a person defend themselves, and how far?

Is it wrong to decide not to?