Sergio Garibay-Olivares

My name is Sergio Garibay. I am a young Catholic who enjoys reading and writing Catholic Political Theory & Theology. I consider myself a Neo-Platonic Christian with a large emphasis on The Cappadocians Fathers as well Communio Theologians and Existential Thomism. I have a Bachelors in Economics & a minor in Political Science and I'm currently discerning the priesthood. I am enrolled in the Angelic Confraternity and have a high desire towards interfaith analysis on eschatology. My favorite Catholic figures are Metropolitan Andrej Septyc’kyj, Kyr Josyf Slipyj, Pope Benedict XVI, Fr Hans Urs von Balthasar, Fr Henri de Lubac SJ, Jacques Maritain, Étienne Gilson, St Ignatius of Loyola & St Thomas Aquinas. I welcome each of you to join me in a conservation about the Catholic Faith. 

 

 





Latest Articles By Sergio Garibay-Olivares
Vatican I: Papal Infallibility and Limits
Vatican I: Papal Infallibility and Limits
The doctrine of Papal Infallibility is a commonly misunderstood concept in both Catholic theology and Catholic history.
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On the Metamorphosis of Love: An Analysis of Plato's Influence on Byzantine Christianity on Love
On the Metamorphosis of Love: An Analysis of Plato's Influence on Byzantine Christianity on Love
In the modern world, we are [un]blessed to live in the age of information.
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Convert for Jesus
Convert for Jesus
What's that truth on why you should become Catholic or that truth that will affirm your Catholic Faith? Well, that is the Eucharist. If you wonder what is the Eucharist, let me explain: The Eucharist is the true body and blood of Christ under the appearance of bread and wine.
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There is Emptiness: Before Our Genesis
There is Emptiness: Before Our Genesis
"To preach is to live" This is my personal motto, it is my life guide. Think about this, "a man without Jesus is like a river without water. Lifeless". We live in a world where we have forgotten, "You should not have other gods besides me" (Deuteronomy 4:7).
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Behold Our Mother, Behold the Queen. .
Behold Our Mother, Behold the Queen. .
Full of Grace, those words chosen by God to address Mary, yes chosen by God and not by the angel himself, since an angel is a messenger of God, and as a messenger, he does not transmit his message, but the message of his Lord, the Master and Lord of the angel is God, and the message the angel proclaimed, was and is the message of God.
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A Need for a Crusade: A Spiritual Crusade
A Need for a Crusade: A Spiritual Crusade
In modern society, we as Catholics have to fight in three frontiers. One frontier it is against Christian fundamentalism, the other frontier is false faiths, and the third and most dangerous frontier, and it is the frontier of secularism.
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Can Heretics Go to Heaven?
Can Heretics Go to Heaven?
Certain ultra-traditional groups will sometimes say “Heretics” can’t go to heaven, but are they correct? After all, what is the difference between the natures of Heresy and Christianity? This a topic that has resurrected in the late years due to the increase of violence in the Middle East and the tensions between Islam, Judaism, and Christianity.
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Priesthood is ONLY for Men
Priesthood is ONLY for Men
Does the Bible allow females to be priests? The short and correct answer is no, but here is why: The Priesthood has been established since Genesis by God.
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The Transubstantiation
The Transubstantiation
Many people claim that Catholics have an incorrect understanding of the words that inspire the doctrine of the Transubstantiation and that we invented this doctrine. However, scriptures and history show that Catholics are right. In this essay, I will break the doctrine of The Divine Eucharist in two parts
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Thou Art Peter
Thou Art Peter
The explanation for the papacy is not something that just Protestants ignore, but Orthodox do it as well. The reason that is ignored in both churches ten to be to the misunderstanding of who is Peter. However for the Orthodox, it can add that is due to their belief that all Patriarchs are equal, yet, this is not the truth. First let’s analyze the name of Simon Bar-Jonah. He, a simple fisherman,
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The Sheep, the Pathways and Christianity
The Sheep, the Pathways and Christianity
A herd of sheep are walking in a path. The herd is full of blind sheep because they refuse to go back to read what a sign that they already passed actually says. And, at the right of this path, there is a fence, and at the right of that fence there is another path…in this second path there is also a flock of sheep.
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The Papacy
The Papacy
In this article I will focus on the important topic of the Papacy which will include: Biblical proof of the Papacy, as well as other writings before 300 AD that show evidence that the Early Christians believed in the Papacy (the Supremacy of Peter).
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Sabbath: Should we worship on Saturday or Sunday?
Sabbath: Should we worship on Saturday or Sunday?
While talking about the day we worship God is important to keep something in mind. The Jews desired to make Saturday the Sabbath as it was the day God rested according to Genesis. The word Sabbath is from the Hebrew word SHABÀT, meaning ‘cessation,’ or ‘time of rest.’ The day chosen for the Sabbath is a day of rest dedicated to Lord,
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We are Christians!
We are Christians!
You are Christ, my Holy Father, my Tender God, my Great King, my Good Shepherd, my Only Master, my Best Helper, my Most Beautiful and my Beloved, my Living Bread, my Priest Forever, my Leader to my Country, my True Light, my Holy Sweetness, my Straight Way, my Excellent Wisdom, my Pure Simplicity, my Peaceful Harmony, my Entire Protection, my Good Portion, my Everlasting Salvation.
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The Protestant Dilemma
The Protestant Dilemma
The Faith is something that we carry in our hearts. From the Virgin Mary who is the first Christian, continuing with Peter 'the Rock', to today's layman, Bishops and the Pontiff, the Catholic Church is a faith that survived the attacks of Nero, the conquering of Hagia Sophia, and even more.
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