<p>God’s love for you is eros; it desires and seeks union with the Beloved (that’s you). At the same time, God’s love for you is also totally agape; it always and only wills your good. This week on TOB Tuesday, listen to Katrina break down the question "What is Love?". </p>

God’s love for you is eros; it desires and seeks union with the Beloved (that’s you). At the same time, God’s love for you is also totally agape; it always and only wills your good. This week on TOB Tuesday, listen to Katrina break down the question "What is Love?".

<p>God’s love for you is eros; it desires and seeks union with the Beloved (that’s you). At the same time, God’s love for you is also totally agape; it always and only wills your good. This week on TOB Tuesday, listen to Katrina break down the question "What is Love?".&nbsp;</p>

What is Love?

The John Paul II Resource Center for Theology of the Body and Culture was founded in the Diocese of Phoenix on January 30, 2006, by Bishop Thomas Olmsted and Fr. Charlie Goraieb. Katrina Zeno has served as coordinator of and principal speaker for the Resource Center since its inception in 2006.Our Mission:Honor St. Pope John Paul II and to promulgate his “theology of the body” along with his reflections on culture, life issues, and human dignity in an enthusiastic and approachable way in order to transform lives and renew culture.This life-changing teaching, based on embodied, human dignity as made in the image and likeness of a Trinitarian God, offers a powerful counterpoint to the current cultural confusion concerning human love and sexuality.Every week we’ll spend a few minutes reflecting on an aspect of St. John Paul II’s monumental work, Man and Woman He Created Them, otherwise known as the “Theology of the Body.” Let’s dive in!

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