Category: Apologetics

• On Being Pro-Life: Part 1 of 2

  

  Being anti-abortion is easy. Being pro-life is hard. Ever since I found out the truth about abortion, I was against it. I have always believed that life begins at conception and that any force of man to end the life of another was nothing short of murder. To many of you reading this, you are…

  Robert Barbry II

  January 20, 2015

  Apologetics, Catechetics, Catholic, Christianity, Culture, Faith, Family, Pro-Life, Relationships, Religion, Sexuality

  catechesis, Catholic, chastity, Christianity, faith, family, pro-life

• Catechesis: Everyone’s Divine Calling

  For the better part of the last five years, I have been involved in parish youth ministry and catechetical formation in two parishes, as both a volunteer and as a paid staff member. Anyone who has taken up the mantle of working with teens and adolescents can attest to the fact that this ministry is…

  Robert Barbry II

  October 13, 2014

  Apologetics, Catechetics, Catholic, Faith, Religion, Sacraments

  catechesis, Catholic, Christianity, disciple, faith

• A “No Win Situation”.

  Converts to the Catholic faith come in many different forms. I, in particular, would be considered a convert of the over-zealous variety. My conversion story (available in a bookstore near you, late 2015) (hopefully) is one of an evangelical protestant who initially set out to settle the debate and disprove Catholicism once and for all.…

  Robert Barbry II

  July 23, 2014

  Apologetics, Catholic, Faith, Religion

  debate, protestant, Religion, social media