When all seems hopeless and lost, we often forget the Jesus is always with us. Rather than thinking about What Would Jesus Do, we must instead think about What Is Jesus Already Doing? God is knocking on the "door" of heart and asking us to let Him in.

Fr. Connor explains how we have to endure many hardships to enter the Kingdom of God by letting go of our idols and our control so that our only possession is Him.

Fr. Connor reminds us how our bonds to one another, for example the bond between a mother and her child, are basic instincts that in Christ are sacramentalized to something even higher.

Fr. Connor shares how memories form us for better or for worse, and how Jesus used the memories of the Apostles to reveal His risen self to them.

In this last segment of Catholicism 101 for the Spring 2019 semester, Fr. Connor defines addiction and provides tips on how to overcome it.

Fr. Connor uses the classical book, movie, and musical, Les Miserables, to paint a picture of what divine mercy looks like.

Fr. Connor explains the difference between resurrection and THE Resurrection and its significance in the Christian life.

Fr. Connor reveals to us how all of the Easter Vigil readings are all about Jesus, and why His resurrection is significant to our faith.

Fr. Jamie Mueller reminds us that the one thing we all desire is to be loved and how Jesus' death on the cross is the ultimate reminder of the unconditional and perfect love that God has for us.

Fr. Connor unpacks the significance of Jesus washing the feet of His disciples at the Last Supper and also explains the three institutions that were made that evening: the priesthood, the Eucharist, and the Mass.