After the Wednesday session of the Applied Biblical Studies Conference, join us for an evening reception celebrating our friends of the St. Paul Center. Dr. Scott Hahn will share an update on the Center and look ahead to future plans. You’ll get a sneak preview of our future building plans for a new headquarters and more. Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will be provided.
Baptism takes care of original sin and all actual sin committed up to that point. But what about sins committed after Baptism? Saint John admonishes us to deal forthrightly with our sin: “If we say we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just, and will forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness” (1 John 1:8–9).
See how much you know about Mary! Take this quiz from The Bible and the Virgin Mary to find out if you’re an expert on the Blessed Mother.
God provides food that is needful. In the Old Testament there are three examples of God’s provision of food for his people that reveal important truths about the spiritual food he gives us in the Eucharist: the Passover, the daily provision of manna for God’s people in the desert, and the Todah sacrifice in the temple.
July 28-30, join Scott and Kimberly Hahn, John Bergsma, Curtis Mitch, and more for the Applied Biblical Studies Conference in Steubenville.
July 30-August 1, join Scott and Kimberly Hahn, Mike Aquilina, and many more outstanding speakers for the Defending the Faith Conference in Steubenville.
We can draw close to St. Joseph by sharing with him the littleness of everyday life. Most of the life of Jesus, the Incarnate Son of God, does not appear in Sacred Scripture. In fact, the vast majority of His life does not appear in Sacred Scripture. Rather, in the ordinary littleness of everyday life, He simply shared life with Mary and Joseph. In this way, St. Joseph appears as the father of the littleness of ordinariness.
The Incarnation is the center of all God’s plans for mankind. Two millennia ago, the Word became flesh. He dwelt among us for thirty-three years, completed His Paschal mystery, rose from the dead, and forty days later left this earth in His Ascension. However, He still wished to remain among us so that we could encounter Him in His humanity with its life-giving and medicinal power, and therefore He established the sacraments of the Church to be the principal means of encounter with His humanity between His Ascension and His Second Coming. St. Leo the Great said: “What was to be seen of our Redeemer has passed over into the Sacraments,” so that “faith might be more perfect and more firm.”
Don’t miss Scott Hahn and the St. Paul Center in Jacksonville on June 11. Celebrate the month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus with an event centered on Jesus in the Eucharist.
The description of a Godly woman in Proverbs provides a table of contents for a topical Bible study for women using a wide range of Scripture.
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