Roman Catholic Theology

Roman Catholic theology is the study of beliefs and doctrines upheld by the Catholic Church, based on Scripture, Tradition, and the teachings of the Church’s Magisterium. It emphasizes the role of Jesus Christ as the Savior, the importance of the sacraments (like Eucharist and Baptism), and the authority of the Pope. Catholics believe in the Communion of Saints, the need for grace, and the importance of living a moral life guided by love and mercy. The faith seeks to deepen the relationship with God, ultimately aiming for eternal life with Him.