In this talk, Dr. Gregory Hocott will discuss the role of emotions in our moral life.

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In this talk, Dr. Robert Fastiggi, professor of Dogmatic Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, will speak on devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus throughout history. When we speak about the heart, we speak about the core, the inner self of the person. The heart is prominent in scripture in both the Old and the New Testament. It's the spiritual center of man's soul; the core of all his volitional and emotional and intellectual activity; the center of the person.

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In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold will speak on the place of the human heart in anthropology. Going on to the Person of Jesus Christ and the hypostatic union, he will explain the place of the Heart in Jesus, and how the concept of latria applies to this topic. 

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In this talk, Emily Jaminet, Catholic author, speaker and podcaster, will discuss each of the twelve promises Christ made to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque in a series of visions and the profound spiritual benefits you will receive when you keep the Sacred Heart of Jesus at the very center of your family and home.

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Following the papal teachings on the Sacred Heart, Dr. Lawrence Feingold will provide a view of the main elements that are specific to this devotion, including the place of the Eucharist, love, consecration, and reparation. 

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In this talk, Dr. Robert Fastiggi will discuss the meaning of consecration and also the act of consecration of the world to the Sacred Heart of Jesus by Pope Leo XIII in 1899.

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In this talk, Fr. John of God, a priest of Miles Christi, will discuss the formation of the whole person (the heart) in the Sacred Heart of Jesus Christ.

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In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold will discuss how the scandal of the Cross is the greatest sign of the sanctity of Christianity. Christ Himself attests to this when He says that when lifted up from the earth (on the Cross), He would draw all men to Himself (Jn 12:32). Therefore, it is principally by means of the mute eloquence of the Cross that Christ draws souls to Himself in conversion; the crucifix is the greatest preacher of the doctrine of Christ.

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In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold will discuss how the liturgy of Good Friday applies to Christ (as well as to Our Lady) the words of Lamentations: “See if there be any sorrow like unto my sorrow” (Lam 1:12). And Isaiah 53:3 calls the Messiah a “man of sorrows and acquainted with grief.”

Did Christ suffer a compendium of all sufferings? St. Thomas responds that Christ suffered every type of suffering, and in the highest degree.

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In this talk, Dr. Lawrence Feingold will discuss how St. Thomas Aquinas, in his commentary on the Creed, explains that the Passion was necessary for two principal reasons: (a) to save man from sin and its consequences, and (b) to give him a perfect model of how to live in this valley of tears. The Passion is at once the expiatory sacrifice of our Redemption, and a mirror of perfect virtue for man to imitate. In this talk we shall examine the first aspect: the necessity of the Passion to redeem man from sin.

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