The Magisterium

The Magisterium is the teaching authority of the Catholic Church, composed of the Pope and bishops. It is responsible for authentically interpreting and preserving the core teachings of Christianity, especially Scripture and Tradition. Its role is to ensure that faith and morals are correctly understood and practiced by believers. The Magisterium teaches with divine guidance, especially in dogmas and doctrines, providing clarity on important spiritual matters. In essence, it serves as the Church’s official interpreter and teacher, helping believers navigate their faith confidently and consistently.