The Mystery Hidden from Ages Past: Our Salvation in Christ By Fr. Timothy V. Vaverek December 26, 2022 If asked to describe Jesus’ saving work, many Christians would probably say something like: “He died to save us from our sins,” perhaps adding, “He taught us to love God and neighbor.” Although true as far as […]
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Change Is Difficult By Dr. Matthew Breuninger December 19, 2022 Admitting that we need change can also kick up fear regarding the hard work that change demands. Many of us sense that the process of growing and changing is a long and arduous journey. Flannery O’Connor summarized it well when she wrote, “All human nature
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Engagement Is a Time of Transition By Kimberly Hahn December 9, 2022 Engagement is a whole new stage of a relationship. It is the time when a couple transition from their parents’ orbit to establish their core. Though newlyweds will not jettison to a separate universe, their parents will recede to their periphery. Consequently, this
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The Communion of Saints By Randall B. Smith November 21, 2022 What many people fear in death, whether their own or that of those they love, is the loss of connection with their loved ones. If we think of going to heaven as though it were like going to Cleveland (only better), then we are
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Don’t miss Scott Hahn and the St. Paul Center in Vacaville, CA on Saturday, January 7, 2023. Study Scripture from the heart of the Church with one of today’s most respected scholars.
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