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Fr. Boniface Hicks, OSB offers a Lectio Divina Lenten Reflection for Ash Wednesday, 2020.
Father Shawn Matthew Anderson, O.S.B., a monk of Saint Vincent Archabbey and associate professor of biology, Saint Vincent College, talks about the healing qualities of practicing silence and its affects on the body as part of a Lenten Faith and Science series on the topic of Covid, Crisis & Christ.
Father Shawn Matthew Anderson, O.S.B., a monk of Saint Vincent Archabbey and associate professor of biology, Saint Vincent College, addresses, in a seven-part Lenten Faith and Science series, the topic of Covid, Crisis & Christ.
Father Shawn Matthew Anderson, O.S.B., in part six of his Faith and Science discussion on Covid, Crisis and Christ, addresses the topic of forgiveness.
Is the Church in the Twenty-First Century Entering a Golden Age or a New Dark Age? Dr. Jenkins, distinguished professor of history at Baylor University,
Each year the Institute for Ministry Formation hosts SD1: The Art of Accompaniment at St. Vincent Seminary. The course is offered in a 5-day intensive
Each year the Institute for Ministry Formation hosts SD1: The Art of Accompaniment at St. Vincent Seminary. The course is offered in a 5-day intensive
October 1st is the memorial of St. Therese of Lisieux, a saint adored today by many of the faithful. One Marian image commonly associated with St. Therese
On March 25th the Church celebrates the Annunciation of the Lord when the Angel Gabriel appeared to the young virgin and asked for her participation
Heavenly objects have been used metaphorically for centuries to describe our Christian Faith, and examinations of the sky are prevalent throughout Scripture. The magi sought
Each new year begins with a Holy Day of Obligation, the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, to acknowledge and celebrate the significance of the
If ever there was a saint to inspire our catechetical efforts in the Church today, it is Francis de Sales. Of his many theological writings, Introduction
“The apostle is a chalice full to the brim with the life of Jesus, and his overflow pours itself out upon souls.” – The Soul of
“That My Joy May Be in You” Joy. In his heart wrenching farewell discourse, our total, complete, maximum joy is the reason Jesus gives for
Turning our Cheek, Enemies May Be Turned to Friends So All May Be Turned to Christ. On May 21, the Church remembers Christopher Magallenes and
Sacrament Preparation – Part 1 Yet another great privilege we have when working with the children in the Level 2 Atrium of Catechesis of the
We hope you have had a joyful and grace-filled Christmas! One of the ironies for CGS, and probably for any Faith Formation method, is taking
The Old Testament Prophecies and the Infancy Narratives, at this time of year in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Atria, provide a beautiful observation
This week in the Atrium we sing as the rose colored candle is lit, “Light one candle for joy! One bright candle for joy! He
Leopold Godowsky’s Java Suite is a collection of tone poems written by the early 20th century Lithuanian composer after visiting Indonesia. This composition pushes the piano (and pianist)
There is something mysterious about music and its ability to captivate our souls. It is a ubiquitous part of our human experience that remains somehow
Christmas is a time for celebration in the Word made flesh, but it is a celebration of smallness and weakness . . . of a
Advent draws to a close and together with expectant Israel we at last come to kneel before the manger and behold Immanuel: Son of Mary
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