Today we continue our apologetic series by understanding who is Mary from both Scripture and Doctrinal sources.

This week begins a Battery of episodes on what apologetics is and why being able to defend our faith is important.  We will take different topics and talk about why they are important and central to our faith in the coming episodes.  This one in particular addresses what apologetics is and how we live it in love for those we come into contact with everyday.

This week we look at the letter of Flannery O’ Connor to a college student on how to keep his faith with many trials around him.  She talks of what actions to take and how to discern what is true.

This year is a different type of Holy Week.  We can still walk with Christ this week and have a blessed Holy Week.  This week we talk about some strategies to keep Holy Week in your home.

This week we look at what we can do from home during our time of quarantine.  What are the ways we can still do outreach to people during this time.

We find ourselves in a time of uncertainty, fear, and sadness.  We look at how we can make the best of lent considering the circumstances.

Hey we are back after 10 months.  Sorry for the long hiatus.  Today we will look at why is Lent 40 days even though we count 46 calendar days.  In the midst of this we also talk about how we can do Lent well with giving something up and/or doing something more.  Have a blessed week.

We continue our look at the book fire liked my father Jaques Philippe. He speaks the Blessed mother and her role in our life. You also realize how our prayer has to fit our life today. And Father Jacque then gives a great example from a woman who died during the holocaust. Come and listen refinish or look at his book.

This week we do something a little different, we look at a book called Fire and Light: Receiving The Gift of God. It is written by Fr. Jacques Philippe.   He looks to help us see how we can receive God in a greater way in our life. We take a look at what he says and present what that means to receive God and especially the third person truly Holy Spirit into our life in a deeper way

As we get back to walking through the mass, we look at the liturgy of the Eucharist and it’s different parts.