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At the heart of Catholic worship is the gift of the Eucharist.  During this time of Eucharistic Revival, let us turn our attention to the heavenly gift that can heal and form us as missionary disciples.  

The familiar kid game Hide & Go Seek can tell us a great deal about our relationship with God and our communion with others.  

Among all the forms of intimacy that married couples can enjoy with each other, is the act of prayer.  Yet how do couples enter into this with trust and vulnerability?   

Each one of us, including God's angels, have been created with a particular mission that leads to our holiness and the holiness of those around us.   

In these apostolic times, how do we understand the signs around us where we need to go as a Church with missionary zeal?  

What do we do with the appearance of a lack of faith in the hearts of men and women in our communities?  

The word 'judgement' often gets a bad connotation, yet it plays an important role in how we make assessments about our lives and how we spend our time.  

Will all people be saved through Jesus Christ, regardless of their level of faith and discipleship?  Join us for a discussion on this important topic. 

Join us for a discussion on how the Church looks from the perspective of a nonbeliever, and how they can be drawn in to see its internal beauty.    

Join us as we discuss how modern times have led to greater isolation, yet Christ gathers us into communion 

How does reconciliation with one another lead us into greater reconciliation with God?  

We turn to the ancient Desert Fathers to learn their insights in how to govern and heal our own internal thoughts.  

Join us in this episode as we discuss the bad "W" word.  

There are many forms of poverty surrounding us, including the materially, socially, spiritually, and mentally poor.  Do we reach out and offer them a witness of Christ?  

What is the difference of consolation and desolation, and how does natural beauty lead us into consolation with God?  

Do we really understand the nature of personal faith?  Join us to discuss how transformative faith is for the direction of our lives, our mission in the world, and our communion with God.  

Even though we maintain old rituals and ancient customs, the grace of God continues to be received in fresh and exciting ways for the needs of the Church today.  

Looking to the famous British journalist G. K. Chesterton, join us for a discussion on the role of the imagination and how it leads us to see the extraordinary in the ordinary.  

In order to grow in the spiritual life, we need a healthy self-awareness and self-acceptance as the foundation on which our relationship with God can develop. 

The traditional birds and bees talk need not be awkward, but instead, can incorporate the riches truth of our dignity as sons and daughters of God

How does the principle of subsidiarity impact our spiritual lives and what we can influence within the Church?   Tune in to find out! 

How does the Christian faith provide us with the means to embrace all men and women, united as one Body of Christ?  

How did we get here?  How did our culture come to prioritize subjective feelings and personal self-expression?  Join us for this important cultural discussion, noting how faithful Christians can feel increasingly alienated from the world around them.  

In the beginning of the Easter season, we reflect on the great attribute of Christ's Divine Mercy.  This gift of mercy meets us in the deepest cavities of the heart leading us into healing and greater relationship.  

At the heart of the Gospel is a commission to share it with others.  Join us for a discussion on evangelization and the reasons why our faith must be shared.