“Original sin” is a common religious term that never occurs in the Bible but is rooted in interpretations of both Scripture and sacred tradition.

While it's true that there are differences between the versions of the Bible used by Catholics and Protestants, in fact the differences are relatively minor.

Catholics don't attend Mass and receive Communion primarily to “get to heaven.”

Catholic funerals usually have two parts, the Funeral Vigil and what's often referred to as the Funeral Mass.

It's both spouses being baptized that makes a marriage sacramental.

Catholics don't tend to speak in the same terms because we think of being “saved” as a lifelong process, not a one-time event.