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A recent negative experience at Mass left me thinking: are we shooting ourselves in the foot when it comes to young families?
This nugget of wisdom makes sense in a thriving parish. But what about all the rest?
We need to address things as they are with severity and sincerity. Here are 4 things we can do.
Are the embers of your faith burning low? Here are 6 questions to fan the flame.
Great coffee and telling people about Jesus is in fact quite compatible!
If it’s difficult for passionate young adults to connect, how can we expect to attract the disaffected?
So much is possible when we set aside all distractions in ministering to young adults.
Here are my top reasons why you don't want to miss NES!
It is truly fitting for the Christian to sing to his maker.
Because exciting Catholic parishes are so rare, we don’t even know what standard we should be measuring ourselves by.
At first she laughed. Then she got a bit emotional. “We so badly need to think differently about ourselves as lay people."
I am on the plane right now on the way home from Halifax, where I was among the 600+ participants
Saints do not drift when they are online, they swim. What I mean is they are intentional about why they do something.
Here are some concrete resolutions to spend more time in conversation with God!
I hope that you discover what I did...
“Easter is coming, which is a very joyful time for us. We’d like to invite you to be a part of it if you like. Here is an invitation.”
By assuming they do not want to hear the message we are doing them a disservice, because everyone deserves the opportunity to know Jesus.
We all need to bring the Christian message to the online world, even if it means learning some new things, and here is why.
Like Pope Francis says, it all starts with encounter.
It is good for us to get in touch with what wrecks us.
"Some resist giving themselves over completely to mission and thus end up in a state of paralysis and acedia.”
What am I doing now that I wasn’t doing before EG? What in particular has been “transformed”?
Be honest: do you believe that Christian unity is possible?
"What unites us is much greater than what divides us." -St. John XXIII
Let's talk about the vast difference between 'welcome' and 'invitation.'
Does your parish set your heart on fire with a desire to "go and announce the Gospel of the Lord,” literally?
Here are two ways you can and should get hurt in the New Evangelization.
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