Raising children to be disciples is the most important work that parents will do. They must guide their children as they build their spiritual foundation.
God designed marriage to be a reflection of His love for humanity. In marriage, couples get to participate in God’s absolute love.
Amid the challenges facing today’s society, parish leaders need to help their parishioners answer the call to discipleship and become actively involved in evangelization.
God has a mission for each of us. By centering our lives in Christ, we will lead others to hear and follow their own call.
Transformed in Love has been a tremendous service to engaged couples in their proximate preparation for their Sacramental marriage. The faithfulness of the Catholic Teachings, the gifted faith-filled instructors, and the sincerely welcoming environment makes these days so enriching for these couples.
Seeing the men who I know who are good Deacons, Priests and the Cardinal made it a special day with our dear Savior.
The Forming Disciples in Mission workshop offers the formation needed to help commissioned disciples become missionary disciples – Catholics who receive Jesus in the Eucharist and go out and share the faith with others.
Being surrounded by other Catholics, adoring, worshiping, is the most wonderful feeling. I know that God was with us!
Adoration always provides me the best time to converse with my Lord and to publicly proclaim this through the Eucharistic Procession was very moving and powerful.
I’m a few weeks into Project Nazareth with my kids and I’m really liking it. My six-year-old in particular is really responsive to the questions for young kids.
I do think that the structure of Project Nazareth is a great approach for teaching and learning about our Faith. My daughter (3d grade) and I have really gotten a lot out of the program this year. I hope that we can continue this next year and beyond.
My fiancé and I loved our Transformed in Love experience. We learned so much about each other, about a faithful marriage, and about growing together in holiness. Ultimately, we feel prepared for the Sacrament of Marriage in a way that we didn’t expect before.
I had never taken part in a Eucharistic procession. It meant a lot to me to be able to proudly profess my faith to the world.
There were moments at Mass, during the talks, in Adoration, in the Eucharistic procession, and in conversation with other Catholics whereby I felt a tangible encounter with Christ. [I was] especially moved by the procession, in seeing the passersby stop to give their attention.
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