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The Church provides guidance all of the time. However, the individual must seek the guidance he needs as there is a plethora of resources that are easily accessed.
Just a few examples:
A daily dose of "advice"or guidance is given in the homily that follows the daily readings.
Catholic radio and TV offer lots of programming that offer advice and explanations on faith, morals, and Christian life.
If one chooses, he may listen to the Popes Daily addresses.
Books abound in every Catholic bookstore.
Also, guidance is given when one is preparing for reception of the Sacraments.
Don't forget the Catechism and catechises.
Catholic Answers forum (which has answers to every conceivable question one can imagine) and the EWTN website have numerous resources for guidance.
Last, but not least, your parish priest is a great resource; he is there to assist you and to provide guidance.
So, as one can see, guidance is plentiful. I guess the real problem is that not enough people take advantage of it.
To misquote Mame Dennison (Auntie Mame), the Church is a banquet of information for guidance; and most people are starving to death! Don't starve - indulge yourself to the fullest - gluttony is not a problem here!
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"indulgences".
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What effect did the Roman Catholic Church have on society?
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The division of the Christian Church?
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Which church follows Catholic ritual?
The Catholic Church.
