Islam: What We Need to Know
Islam: What We Need to Know
In order to better understand Islam, we must understand its mission. Muhammad founded Islam in the year 611 after claiming he received divine revelations through the angel Gabriel. He took some Jewish mythology, some bits of the Gospel, and mixed it all together. So what exactly do many Muslims believe and how does it compare to what we believe as Christians? Father Chris Alar, MIC explains.
Then hear the powerful and inspiring story of Nikki Kingsley who was raised in the Muslim faith, but through the gentle and persistent love of Christ and the maternal guidance of Our Lady, she found her way home to the Catholic Church.
You might also like...
Father Chris Alar, MIC, leads us into the deep meaning of the Epiphany — one of the oldest feasts of the Church, celebrating a cornerstone of our Catholic faith. The word epiphany comes from the Greek meaning “to reveal,” and today the Church celebrates how God reveals Himself to humanity, not in theory, but in history.
The Archangels —St. Michael, St. Gabriel, and St. Raphael — are God's mighty messengers and protectors, reminding us of His constant presence, guidance, and protection. Father Matthew Tomeny, MIC, shares the meaning and mission of the Archangels, whose feast is Sept. 29.Then hear the amazing story of Robert Gannon, who experienced the traumas and tragedies of war, but also the difficulty of living at home before and after.
We proclaim the Nicene Creed at every Sunday Mass, starting with “I believe in one God, the Father Almighty.” Our God became one of us, which makes us different than any other religion in the world. Join Fr. Chris Alar, MIC, as he explains the different parts of what we call our Profession of Faith. Then hear the story of Fr. James Bors, a priest who through incredible tragedy was reminded that God is always with us.
