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Introduction
Welcome to Apostolic Apologetics. This website is a lay apostolate in the form of a collection of documents and resources explaining the teachings of the Catholic Church. I have created this page to serve as a tool for those seeking information about the Church, and also for those who find easy access to apologetics information useful.

Continuous Growth
This website is being created document by document. It started with perhaps the most easily answerable and common misconceptions about the Catholic Faith. As time moves on, I add to this collection of documents.There are certainly points and concepts that have not yet been answered here. You are encouraged to check back frequently, leave your comments, questions, and topic suggestions, and I will do my best to answer them as time allows. In the meantime, if there's something you're not finding here, chances are it is available in one of the various resources located here.

Contact Information
This website is equipped with a built in comment system. You are encouraged to use this feature. If you need to send an e-mail, you can do that by clicking here. In addition to these methods, I am available for live chat via Internet Relay chat (IRC). If you have mIRC installed you can join our channel by clicking here. I go by the nickname "mawst" on the EFNet IRC network. Notification of factual, grammatical or typographical errors is very much appreciated.

Fair use and Copyright information
Most of the material on this site was personally assembled by me. As such, permission is granted to use the information on this website in part or in full. You are free to use, reproduce, copy, paste and compose derivative works from any material on this page. Links back to this website are appreciated. Some materials on this site are being used under section 107 of the United States Fair use Act (Copyright Act of 1976, 17 U.S.C. § 107)--use of this material for non-educational purposes will require you to obtain permission from the copyright holder.


"If I have written anything erroneous, I submit all to the judgment and correction of the Holy Roman Church, in whose obedience I now pass from this life."

-- St. Thomas Aquinas