Catholic Theology is the study of the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church. It explores the nature of God, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and the significance of the Sacraments. This field of study is grounded in the Bible, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and the traditions of the Church. Central to Catholic Theology is the concept of salvation, which emphasizes the importance of faith, good works, and the role of the Church in guiding believers. Theologians often engage with philosophical questions and ethical issues, seeking to understand how faith interacts with modern life and society.