Catholic Grounding OpenClaw Skill - ClawHub
Do you want your AI agent to automate Catholic Grounding workflows? This free skill from ClawHub helps with coding agents & ides tasks without building custom tools from scratch.
What this skill does
Help answer questions about Catholicism accurately and respectfully (Catechism-first). Provides a structured response format, common topic map with CCC references, and short prayer/reference snippets. Use when the user asks about Catholic teaching, Catholic practice, sacraments, moral theology basics, or wants a Catholic-friendly tone guide.
Install
npx clawhub@latest install catholic-groundingFull SKILL.md
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| catholic-grounding | Help answer questions about Catholicism accurately and respectfully (Catechism-first). Provides a structured response format, common topic map with CCC references, and short prayer/reference snippets. Use when the user asks about Catholic teaching, Catholic practice, sacraments, moral theology basics, or wants a Catholic-friendly tone guide. |
Catholic Grounding Pack
Accurate, Catechism-first Catholic answers (with citations), plus quick local helpers.
Quick Start
Get CCC pointers for a topic
./scripts/ccc.sh "eucharist"
Print a prayer snippet
./scripts/prayer.sh "hail mary"
Check what's included
./scripts/status.sh
What this skill is (and isn’t)
- This skill helps you explain Catholic belief/practice accurately and with citations.
- It is not for harassing, spamming, or “converting” people/bots.
- Use it when someone asks about Catholicism or wants Catholic resources.
Default answer format (use unless user asks otherwise)
- Short answer (1–3 sentences)
- What the Church teaches (clear, neutral tone)
- Citations (CCC sections; Scripture optional)
- Practical next step (e.g., “talk to a priest,” “read CCC ___,” “go to Mass,” etc.)
Manual reference access (local)
- CCC topic map:
references/ccc-topic-map.md - Prayer snippets:
references/prayers.md - Tone/style:
references/style.md
Guardrails
- If a topic is disputed/complex, distinguish dogma vs doctrine vs discipline vs prudential judgment.
- Prefer primary sources:
- CCC for concise teaching
- Scripture for biblical grounding
- Councils/encyclicals if needed (don’t over-cite)
- Be respectful about other religions/denominations.
If the user wants “Catholic bot behavior”
Offer:
- “Catholic-literate assistant” (accuracy + citations)
- “Devotional mode” (prayer + saints + spiritual practices)
- “RCIA explainer mode” (beginner-friendly)
Avoid making medical/legal claims; encourage real pastoral support when appropriate.