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Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube Friends, today’s Gospel concludes John’s reflection on the Eucharist. At the end of this remarkable chapter, we are faced with a question that defines the Christian faith: Will you follow Christ? May we always answer as Peter does. Watch the Spanish version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYxCe……
Source: Ascension Presents via YouTube What is the priest thinking when you make your confession? Fr. Mike reveals the answer in this video from The 99, a simple three-part system will help you quickly and easily organize an effective, ongoing evangelization effort in your parish or community. Learn more at…
Source: Napa Institute via YouTube His Eminence, Raymond Cardinal Burke 2019 Napa Institute Conference Music in this video Song: Shelter-14494Artist: Peter David Lambrou, PRSAlbum: NordicaLicensed to YouTube by AdRev for a 3rd Party (on behalf of Nova Production Music|Nova Production Music Ltd (PRS)|FirstCom Music (UPPM)); AdRev Publishing Header image: Source:…
Source: Fr. Mark Goring, CC. Fr. Mark Goring, outlines how he ‘discerns’ the Lord’s will when trying to decide on whether to take a particular kind of action or not. His methodology involves making a list and gradually discerning which of those items seem the most appropriate until he arrives…
Source: Bishop Barron on YouTube Friends, the sixth chapter of John is one of the most profound reflections we have on the meaning of the Eucharist. Let us pay close attention to our Gospel today, which is John’s account of the miraculous multiplication of the loaves, to form a better…
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Friends, the book of Job is one of the most profound and most challenging books in the entire Bible. In today’s reading, we see that God does not hand-wave away Job’s suffering. Rather, the Lord places profound hurt and heartache in an infinitely greater context—into his loving providence. We must not narrow our focus on our pain; we must rather open ourselves to ever greater trust.
Friends, in our Gospel today, Christ paints a picture of a growing mustard tree, under whose shade all people are invited to dwell. Jesus speaks here, using a parable, about the reign and rule of God. Even now, the kingdom of God—the kingdom that finally matters and endures—is spreading far and wide across the whole world.
Source: Bishop Robert Barron via YouTube. Friends, we come today to the marvelous feast of Pentecost, a celebration of the Holy Spirit, the Church, and evangelical preaching. Pentecost reverses the cacophonous confusion at Babel. We see various languages, cultures, and identities come into concordance under God. In the same way,…
After numerous requests from international Catholic bishops, clergy, lay leaders and faithful for a theological evaluation of the alleged messages of Fr. Michel Rodrigue, a priest within the Diocese of Amos, Quebec, Canada, whose messages have largely been promulgated through the website, Countdown to the Kingdom, https://www.countdowntothekingdom.com/, I hereby provide the following initial theological analysis.
Source: Renewal Ministries via YouTube Renewal Ministries is dedicated to fostering renewal and evangelization in the Catholic Church by helping people know the personal love of God in Jesus and grow in holiness. Stay connected with us to receive more compelling content that strives to help you walk more closely…
Source: Tim Staples via Catholic.orgReprinted with permission. Tim Staples joins us for a conversation about just where things stand regarding the alleged apparitions to Ida Peerdeman given new communications from the Vatican. Also, what does all this have to do with the push to dogmatically define Mary with words such…