Was Jesus' Sacrifice Enough?
Catholic Answers: Ready Reasons • 2m 15s
Many Protestants reject the Catholic teaching on penance because they think it implies Jesus' death on the cross was not enough. Are Catholics denying the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice? Karlo Broussard gives reasons why the answer is no.
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