“Called to Witness and Proclaim: A Pastoral Letter on Evangelization and Catechesis in the Family,” is a resource created by the Episcopal Commission for Evangelization and Catechesis of the English
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A woman named Martha welcomed him into her home. Mary has chosen the better part. (Luke 10.38-42) FROM THE DIOCESE Thanksgiving Weekend The Diocesan Offices will be closed on Monday,
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The statement “What God needs from us is love, reconciliation, and a spirit of forgiveness” might seem puzzling at first. After all, God is perfect and all-powerful. How can He
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The Church carries a rich lineage of mystics, including figures like Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque and Josefa Menendez, who were granted visions of Jesus and received the deep desires of
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An engaging recording that examines Fr. James Mallon’s compelling approach for evolving parishes from a maintenance mindset to a thriving missionary community.me. This informative audio covers an extensive
Continue readingHis face was set toward Jerusalem. (Luke 9.51-56) FROM THE CCCB World Day of Migrants and Refugees OTTAWA, 29 September 2024 — “God walks with His people” is the theme chosen
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As central foundations of Christian spirituality and life, prayer and service stand as two fundamental pillars of faith. However, it is crucial to understand that the efficacy of these practices
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From Genesis to Revelation, we see how God’s boundless love redeems, restores and sanctifies even the most broken and lost souls. And as we grow in our own love for
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In the tradition of Catholic mysticism, saints and mystics have often spoken of the supernatural power that lies in prayer and our love for God. This power does not merely
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Evangelization, at the heart of the Church’s mission, stems from the mandate Christ gave to His apostles: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name
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