he mission of this apostolate is to advance and propagate the truth of the Catholic faith to everyone.  We invite you to investigate the claims of the Catholic Church, to explore Her depths, to marvel at Her heights, and to enter into full communion with the Lord Jesus Christ.  The Catholic Church is the light of this dark world.  Come in out of the darkness and embrace the light of Jesus in His one, holy, Roman, catholic and apostolic Church!

fter a hiatus from providing much in the way of new content, the staff of would like to announce their return to regularly providing the type of quality Catholic apologetics and timely comment on current cultural issues that has been the norm of this site.  We kick off our return by introducing you to the new home of the , designed and implemented by our new webmaster, Jerry Beckett.  Make sure to check back with us weekly for the latest articles, dialogues, debates, and commentary! taff members of host their work (articles, dialogues, debates, Q & A, etc.) on both their own blogs and in specially formatted form here on this website.  Below are descriptions of and links to the latest offerings from the staff of .

By first capturing the imagination and defining the heroes of a culture through fiction and entertainment, and then translating that success through the various media outlets to propagate the message, a whole civilization can be moved.  Controlling the mythology and the media, therefore, is the only viable and far-reaching strategy for taking our culture back and restoring Christian civilization.  Read Article

In this article, Mark Bonocore explains the difference between the form and the substance of the Holy Eucharist.  Read Article

A new contributor to , Dominic Neri, shares his thoughts on believing in the Church.  Read Article

In this article, Mark Bonocore shares the Catholic understanding of transubstantiation.  Read Article

In these twelve exchanges hosted by Christian Apologetics Research Ministry's "Faith and Reason" Web Radio broadcast, Catholic Apologist, Mark Bonocore, and Calvinist Apologist, Matt Slick, discuss the teachings of the Catholic Church.  Topics include Ecclesiology, the Canon of Scripture, Tradition, the Papacy, Mary, Predestination, Justification, Purgatory and many other areas of agreements and disagreements between Catholics and Protestants.  The first exchanges start out rather stoically, but thankfully the latter ones get a bit more impassioned and more interesting.  Mark scores a number of jaw dropping, knock-out blows during this series.  (Click here and here to sample just a couple of them.)  Interestingly, we are uncertain why Mr. Slick is offering only five of these 58-minute discussions for sale when Mark appeared twelve times on his hour long show.  Mark does an absolutely superb job in exposing the inherent weaknesses of Protestant objections to Catholic teaching and showing the inherent weak foundation of Protestantism.  A great resource to share with a Protestant friend.

In this barn-burner of a dialogue, Mark Bonocore takes on Gary Demar on Stu Epperson's TruthTalkLive.com.  As the broadcast makes evident, the Catholic approach to debunking The DaVinci Code is the most effective way of countering the liberal distortions of our time since it incorporates the early Church's historical witness to the divinity of Christ.  The dialogue, however, soon gets off track with both Mark and Gary defending each other's views regarding the Canon, the Church Fathers, and Eschatology among other topics.