During this retreat, we will explore how Christ's seven last words and His actions on Calvary combat the seven deadly sins, revealing how His perfect sacrifice not only atones for sin but provides the divine model of virtue that leads us to holiness.

In the 7th century, St. John of Mt. Sinai wrote a practical and theoretical synthesis of desert spirituality. This three-part series will explore how modern Christians can embrace these timeless principles amidst the busyness of contemporary life.

What happens in the confessional? Journey into the transformative mystery of Confession, where divine mercy meets human weakness. Discover how this intimate encounter with Christ through his priest brings divine healing and restoration to the soul.

In the 7th century, St. John of Mt. Sinai wrote a practical and theoretical synthesis of desert spirituality. This three-part series will explore how modern Christians can embrace these timeless principles amidst the busyness of contemporary life.

In this retreat, Fr. Boniface Hicks guides us through the recent encyclical letter Dilexit Nos, exploring how authentic spiritual renewal flows from a heart-to-heart encounter with Christ's love.

In this retreat, Fr. Boniface Hicks will guide us through the recent encyclical letter Dilexit Nos, exploring how authentic spiritual renewal flows from a heart-to-heart encounter with Christ's love.

In this retreat, Fr. Boniface Hicks will guide us through the recent encyclical letter Dilexit Nos, exploring how authentic spiritual renewal flows from a heart-to-heart encounter with Christ's love.

In this two-part lecture series, Dr. Pecknold explores Augustine's teaching on free will and his debate with Pelagius over grace. Are we free when we choose independently, or only when cooperating with God?

In this two-part lecture series, Dr. Pecknold explores Augustine's teaching on free will and his debate with Pelagius over grace. Are we free when we choose independently, or only when cooperating with God?

Discover the hidden connections between the Old and New Testament as we explore the Church's profound understanding of Biblical typology. This is Part II in a two-part series on this topic.