Jesus has come and is here to give us healing and strength to follow Him home to heaven.

To be great, Jesus says, is not to be perfect. True greatness is to take last place, recognize your weakness, take up your cross, and ask for help.

Fr. Connor challenges us to recognize and name what we treasure as "more important" than God and to give it over to Him.

What does authentic love look like in terms of relationships or our ultimate vocational calling (single life, marriage, religious life, or the priesthood)?

Fr. Connor reminds us of the universal call to holiness. Each one of us has a particular mission to fulfill, given to us by God, and this can be lived out in many different ways, even through small acts of kindness.

What does it mean to have a "childlike" perspective?

Jesus is so attractive to so many because he is our way out from all of our pain and struggle.

Bishop Mark Bartosic visited the Newman Center with Philippe Jousselin and Jean-Jacques (JJ) Pagerie, who traveled all the way from France to attend Bishop Bartosic's ordination! They shared with us stories of their pilgrimages on the Camino de Santiago and how their lives were changed forever.

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Faith takes imagination, and Fr. Connor explains what that means and how that can be done.

To be a good neighbor, sister, or brother to those whose consciences are weak, is a hearty renunciation of absolutely everything that doesn't conduce to my neighbor's intimate relationship with God.