Scripture and Tradition With Fr. Mitch Pacwa

Fr. Mitch examines St. Paul’s call to unity in the body of Christ, highlighting humility, charity, and cooperation with the Holy Spirit through the mind of Christ.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa turns to St. Paul's Letters to the Philippians and Colossians, reflecting on some of the most poignant and deeply moving passages he ever wrote to the early Church.

While our culture flees from suffering, Fr. Mitch Pacwa examines how St. Paul's understanding of pain, prayer, and the spiritual meaning of human weakness offers a path to grace.

As Fr. Mitch continues studying Paul on the Cross, he notes how Christians do not suffer in futility, but rather in the hope of joining Christ in a glorious resurrection like His.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa continues his series on Paul, exploring Romans 8 and how Christ's sacrifice on the cross enables the Holy Spirit as the power to conquer sin and live as Christians.

Fr. Mitch Pacwa explores St. Paul’s teaching on the Cross, revealing how Christ’s death and resurrection deepen the grace of Baptism, restoring our freedom to choose what is good.

Fr. Mitch explores St. Paul's teaching in Romans on being justified by grace, examining how being made truly righteous by faith is the essential prerequisite for peace with God.

Father Mitch Pacwa continues his study on Saint Paul by exploring his outreach to the Romans and how he presented the Gospel as the power of God for salvation for all who believe.

Fr. Mitch explores St. Paul's bold assertion to the Galatians that neither outward appearances nor conformity to the law can compare to a faith that works itself out through love.

Fr. Mitch reflects on Paul's call to the Galatians to turn from the law and its outward expressions, and towards the justification that comes from the death Christ bore for us.