Doesn't the message matter?

"Why would anyone get up in the middle of the night and spend an hour in a church or chapel before a 'piece of bread'?" asked L. Owen Traynor, founder of the Association of Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration.

Discover Charles Chiniquy's story as a faithful priest of Rome.

We all have heard of the inquisition and how so many were burned at the stake. But what was the issue which was used to decide whether someone lived or died?

Ritual religions such as Roman Catholicism often create bizarre situations not encountered by Bible believers.

British medical researchers explain why.

When the newly-elected President of Ireland, Mary McAleese, dared to receive communion at a non-Catholic church recently, she proved again just how central the Eucharist is to the power and identity of Roman Catholicism.

A Catholic Bishop has proposed parading the Eucharist (wafer) as a way to get more people interested in converting to Catholicism. Does that sound anything like the 'Great Commission' that Jesus commanded?

Bible believers know that revival is the only real answer to the corruption and debauchery that has blossomed in the Western World. Until men’s hearts are changed by the Holy Spirit, government policy-making and social justice campaigns are no match for the evil imaginations that men are capable of.

One seller, in Britain, received bids in the millions of pounds before the listing was removed.

Pope John Paul II has declared a formal "Year of the Eucharist" from October 2004 to October 2005.

Pope John Paul II used the Thursday before Easter to remind the world that the doctrine of the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist is not negotiable.

Vatican officials have issued new guidelines for the performance of the Catholic Mass, centerpiece of the ritual of their liturgy.

In his Redemptor Hominis encyclical (special letter to all the church) he urges the church leaders to make adoration of the wafer the center of church life.

Of course, the pope's brand of "Christian" has little to do with biblical Christianity but is much about power over political leaders.

As the ecumenical push continues trying to join all the "denominations" into one big happy family, warning signs keep surfacing.

This current example of Catholic superstition and idolatry perfectly illustrates the pagan nature of the Roman Catholic Institution.

The two central teachings in which the Roman Catholic Church finds "safety" and keeps its grip on millions.

According to the June 16, 1999 issue of the Roman Catholic weekly Our Sunday Visitor, "Eucharistic Adoration" —“prayer and meditation before the "Blessed Sacrament"— is sweeping the country."