Evangelization is not primarily about doctrine or programs—it is about helping people encounter a living Person: Jesus Christ. To evangelize is to help others want Christ in their lives, not out of obligation or fear, but out of love, longing, and trust. It is to awaken in hearts the desire to walk
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The harvest is plentiful, but the labourers are few. (Matthew 9.32-38)
Continue readingHave you come here to torment us before the time? (Matthew 8.28-34)
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Rooted in the careful observation and study of vibrant churches, the following recommendations offer time-tested and practical insights for fostering growth in faith, mission, and communion. A Clear Vision for a Growing Church The growth of a Catholic parish is neither accidental nor the result of multiplying activities. It springs
Continue reading“His name is John.” (Luke 1.57-66, 80)
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What if what you thought about evangelization is only half the story? In numerous churches, an unspoken conviction endures, that acts of kindness or casual friendship alone amount to sharing the Good News. It feels safe, no awkward conversations, no risk of offense. But is it true? The Missing Spark:
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“Evangelization represents the highest form of compassion one can show to another human being”. This claim may seem exaggerated or difficult to embrace, yet it holds true. The act of evangelization springs from a deep understanding of the human condition and its inherent longing for meaning, purpose, and transcendence. In
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The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Office for the New Evangelization and Office for Strategic Planning recently presented their vision for parish renewal. This vision, shared in a presentation titled Parish Life in an Apostolic Age, is built around the concept of the “missionary disciple.” A missionary disciple is defined by Jesus’
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