Join Madi Abbott and Mark Wertin as they discuss what it takes to live summer or any break well.

It's still Easter! Join us as we look at ways to continue to live in the Easter season—mystagogy, hope, and obedience.

Show Notes:

Mystagogical Catechesis

St. Ambrose of Milan, On the Mysteries

St. Cyril of Jerusalem, Catechetical Lecture 23 (On the Sacred Liturgy and Communion)

Catechism of the Catholic Church #1075, 1817

Easter Grace and New Life! Join Madi Abbott and Aydan Smith as we hear Aydan's story of being baptized and entering the Catholic Church this Easter.

Last look at the precepts of the Church! Join us as we look at the final one, providing for the needs of the Church. We're taking a look at what this means and what love has to do with it.

“The Church gives the precepts because she believes in who we are and who Christ has called us to be.” Join Fr. Mitchel and Madison Abbott in a look going to Mass and receiving the Eucharist as ways of staying in communion with the Church.

KU Students join us for Sunday Supper, April 14, 2024 following the 5pm Mass

Festivity taken from Josef Pieper’s Leisure: The Basis of Culture. 

During the season of lent, we're taking a look at the five precepts of the Church—or what it takes to live as a Catholic. In this episode, we will be looking at the two precepts dealing with confession and fasting.

Notes:

Catechism of the Catholic Church, paragraphs: 2042-2043, 1469

What's lent? Why is it 40 days? How do you enter into it besides taking chocolate out of your diet for 40 days? Join us as we take a look at lent, its history, and how we can become more Christ like through praying, fasting, and almsgiving.

Show notes:

Catechism of the Catholic Church #1434-1439

Ash Wednesday Mass at the St. Lawrence Center:

2.14.24 | 8am, 12pm, 5:15pm, 7pm, 9pm

Christ is a light to the nations. Join us as we discuss how the Church is a light to the nations and we're invited into that mission no matter our state in life. We will end with a few take aways for living on mission.

In this episode, we mention one of the principle documents from the Second Vatican Council, Lumen Gentium.

Welcome to the first episode of Per Aspera! In this episode we explore the life of St. Lawrence, our patron! Then we will look at three takeaways from his life to help us be saints today.