CREDO is the Adult Faith Formation program for Our Lady of Wisdom Church and Catholic Student Center taught by Fr. Bryce Sibley. Each week Father will explore a different facet of the Catholic Faith.

In this seventh installment of the CREDO series, Fr. Sibley continues to look at Jesus Christ mainly focusing his person and mission

Looking back to his homily on whether or not Jesus can expect the minimum from us, Father addresses this question in light of the command in today's gospel to love God with our entire being.

Fr. Sibley looks at the need to forgive others for past sins.

CREDO is the Adult Faith Formation program for Our Lady of Wisdom Church and Catholic Student Center taught by Fr. Bryce Sibley. Each week Father will explore a different facet of the Catholic Faith.

In this sixth installment of the CREDO series, Fr. Sibley begins to look at the person of Jesus Christ mainly focusing on the Christ of the Gospels.

CREDO is the Adult Faith Formation program for Our Lady of Wisdom Church and Catholic Student Center taught by Fr. Bryce Sibley. Each week Father will explore a different facet of the Catholic Faith.

In this fifth installment of the CREDO series, Heather Fasnacht looks at the Old Testament through the lens of covenants and salvation history. She also tries to explain why God seems so vengeful and angry in the Old Testament

Fr. Sibley's homily for the 29th Sunday of Ordinary Time 2018.

Fr. Sibley asks if it is reasonable for Jesus to ask at least the minimum from us when it comes to morality, worship, and giving? Father answers in the affirmative.

Fr. Sibley looks at one of the hidden, but integral, dimensions of the Theology of the Body.

In his Fall 2018 Newman Lecture, Mr. Weigel divides modern Catholic history into five separate "acts." Each act is marked by a set of ironies, and Mr. Weigel explains how these have led the the new missionary and evangelical zeal we see in today's Church.

In this homily Fr. Sibley looks at the three levels of involvement of Catholics and how to grow deeper in your faith.