Take the July 16th Faithful Questions satisfaction survey
If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “Why do we have the Liturgical Year?” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “Why do we have the Liturgical Year?” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
This week’s Faithful Questions video has been scheduled/listed over on YouTube. It’s next Thursday (7/16/2020) at 7 PM and is titled “Why do we have the Liturgical Year?”:
Everybody loves to celebrate Christmas and Easter. Many of us find meaning in Lent. Yet far fewer understand how all the seasons fit together. Advent, Lent, Ordinary Time, Christmas and Easter seasons after the holiday… what does it all mean? In this talk we’ll show how it these season interlock, the flow that is intended, and how we can make the most of each Church season.
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If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “Why do we confess to a priest?” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
This week’s Faithful Questions video has been scheduled/listed over on YouTube. It’s tonight (7/2/2020) at 7 PM and is titled “Why do we confess to priest?”
The Sacrament of Confession can be very intimidating, even to those who go somewhat frequently. A part of that angst comes from having to confess to a Priest in a small private room. Why do we do that? Is it supposed to be so intimidating? Can’t we just confess our sins straight to God? Isn’t He the one who does the forgiving? We’ll discuss these questions and many more in this Faithful Questions session.
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If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “Did God change between the Old and New Testaments?” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
I think Faithful Questions could have a much broader audience now than it currently reaches. To that end, I created a promotional video for the current summer 2020 weekly series. Please share it with all of your contacts. Let’s put social media to work for us!
This week’s Faithful Questions video has been scheduled/listed over on YouTube. It’s tonight (6/25/2020) at 7 PM and is titled “Did God change between the Old and New Testaments?”
There are those who see the arrival of Jesus, and the scripture that results, as a massive change from before. As a result, one might wonder if this means God changed. In this talk we’ll discuss the possibility of God changing and what the Church teaches.
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Here’s my most recent homily (12th Sunday in Ordinary Time on 6/21/2020) where I talk about what happens when we give into fear.
If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “”Can my non-Catholic friend go to Heaven?”” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
This week’s Faithful Questions video has been scheduled/listed over on YouTube. It’s tonight (6/18/2020) at 7 PM and is titled “Can my non-Catholic friend go to Heaven?” Go over there to set a reminder, get the link, etc.
If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “What does the Church teach about the Death Penalty?” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
This week’s Faithful Questions video has been scheduled/listed over on YouTube. It’s tonight (6/11/2020) at 7 PM. Go over there to set a reminder, get the link, etc.
If you were able to attend the live-stream titled “Are the Jews responsible for the death of Jesus?” please fill out the satisfaction survey:
This week’s Faithful Questions video has been scheduled/listed over on YouTube: 7 PM this Thursday (6/4/2020). Go over there to set a reminder, get the link, etc.
If you were able to attend the live-stream, please fill out the satisfaction survey:
Final reminder: If you want to know more about the Eucharist, tonight is the night. You can attend via live-stream on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnwqxlUTT-Q
You can download the slides here:
Posted over on YouTube:
I’m thinking of having a weekly summer series for Faithful Questions this year. Answer the survey to let me know your interest:
Posted over on YouTube:
If you were able to go to the live-stream last night, please fill out the satisfaction survey: