A Catholic Response for Justice and Peace Webinar
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Lenten Phone Lock Screens
Please use and share these great Lock Screens to keep you focused on the Lenten season.
Extraordinary Month of Mission – Emmaus Study
Brought to you by the Archdiocesan Mission Office, this study is divided into four weeks corresponding with the four dimensions for living out the Extraordinary Missionary Month as proposed by Pope Francis.
Theology on Tap Podcast
How to Be a Part-Time Monk – Fr. Augustine Wetta, OSB
You are designed to “be perfect as the Heavenly Father is perfect” (Mat 5:34). But that’s impossible. You are designed “to pray without ceasing” (1 Thess 5:17). But how? The ancient monks of the Egyptian Desert discovered a long-forgotten—and surprisingly easy—way to do both.
Devoted – Rachel Leininger
Spend some time listening to what it means to be hopelessly devoted. Many Catholic young adults spend most of their time thinking about it, after all. Rachel Leininger – a formerly single person – shares from some of her own experiences on how to develop an undistracted devotion… to the Lord.
God, Death, Free Will, & Eucatastrophe: Christian Themes in Lord of the Rings – Shane Van Diest
J.R.R. Tolkien is universally known for his Middle-Earth Legandarium (primarily the Lord of the Rings), and is somewhat known for his devout Catholic faith. Just how much did the latter influence the former?
Discipulus Institute Podcast
Class 6 – “The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy” with Dr. Mahfood
Class 6: The Vision of God as expressed in the Paradiso
Dante’s Divine Comedy, published between the years 1314 and 1321, is enjoying its septuacentennial anniversary providing a richness in our Catholic faith through a spirituality that is grounded in our Marian devotion. This course will provide an overview of the Comedy, demonstrating the influence our Blessed Mother has as co-redemptrix.
Class 5 – “The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy” with Dr. Mahfood
Class 5: The Nature of Spiritual Growth as expressed across the expanse of the Comedy
Dante’s Divine Comedy, published between the years 1314 and 1321, is enjoying its septuacentennial anniversary providing a richness in our Catholic faith through a spirituality that is grounded in our Marian devotion. This course will provide an overview of the Comedy, demonstrating the influence our Blessed Mother has as co-redemptrix.
Class 4 – “The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy” with Dr. Mahfood
Class 4: Free Will and Love as expressed in the Purgatorio and the Paradiso
Dante’s Divine Comedy, published between the years 1314 and 1321, is enjoying its septuacentennial anniversary providing a richness in our Catholic faith through a spirituality that is grounded in our Marian devotion. This course will provide an overview of the Comedy, demonstrating the influence our Blessed Mother has as co-redemptrix.
Emmaus Studies
Extraordinary Month of Mission – Emmaus Study
Brought to you by the Archdiocesan Mission Office, this study is divided into four weeks corresponding with the four dimensions for living out the Extraordinary Missionary Month as proposed by Pope Francis.
Why Emmaus Groups?
Over the last several months, we connected with just a few young adults who have found a home in an Emmaus group. We asked them about their stories of how they joined Emmaus groups, why they make their group a priority with many daily obstacles, and why they would recommend YOU join a group! Find inspiration and hear their stories below!
