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Theology of Friendship
Maggie Craig"It is not good for man to be alone" (Gen. 2:18). From the very beginning, God created us for community. In this inspiring webinar, Maggie Craig, Catholic speaker and author of Friendship Reset, explores how authentic friendships are vital for our spiritual growth. Discover how cultivating meaningful relationships can deepen our intimacy with God and strengthen our ministries. Maggie will also share practical tips to foster genuine connections that reflect Christ’s love. Whether you're a ministry leader or simply seeking richer friendships, this webinar will offer valuable insights for building bonds that last.
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There is a Place for Gay Catholics in the Church
Eve TushnetWhen gay people come to Church--or when gay kids grow up Catholic--what do they see? We want them to see hope for their futures, and possibilities for flourishing in harmony with the Church. But, do they? This webinar will explore practical approaches to meeting people's basic needs, so that we can "bear one another's burdens" and receive one another's gifts. We will also consider the resources scripture and Catholic teaching offer to build communities where gay people can give and receive love.
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Webinar: Transforming Your Ministry in Just Three Moments of the Day
Christopher S. Collins, S.J.
Transforming Your Ministry in Just Three Moments of the DayMaking an offering of the day every morning, reviewing how that offering went at the end of the day, and being united to the offering of Christ's sacrifice every day in the Eucharist lays out a path for our daily prayer as ministers of the Church.These basic reference points, highlighted by some contributions of Ignatian spirituality, can be a great help in the faith formation of ministers, their parishioners, and their families in a common response to the universal call to holiness.About the Book: Three Moments of the Day On the strength of the Apostleship of Prayer’s worldwid...
Transforming Your Ministry in Just Three Moments of the DayMaking an offering of the day every morning, reviewing how that offering went at the end of the day, and being united to the offering of Christ's sacrifice every day in the Eucharist lays out a path for our daily prayer as ministers of the Church.These basic reference points, highlighted by some contributions of Ignatian spirituality, can be a great help in the faith formation of ministers, their parishioners, and their families in a common response to the universal call to holiness.About the Book: Three Moments of the Day On the strength of the Apostleship of Prayer’s worldwide reach, retreat master Christopher Collins introduces a powerful approach to both the Sacred Heart devotion and classic Ignatian spirituality. In the tradition of Michael Gaitley’s bestselling 33 Days to Morning Glory, Three Moments of the Day presents a classic Catholic tradition in a way that is fresh and compelling. Jesuit retreat master Christopher Collins introduces three simple, yet powerful prayer habits that are at the foundation of both the Sacred Heart devotion and Ignatian spirituality and that assist the reader in turning intentionally toward the Sacred Heart of Christ.In Three Moments of the Day, Collins guides readers through the morning offering, evening reflection, and how to ponder the gift of the Eucharist throughout the day.Download Fr. Chris Collins's slides: PDF of Webinar Slides
Tips for Cultivating a Culture of Witness in Your Parish
Sr. Theresa Rickard, O.P
Every Catholic is called to be a witness to the power of God in everyday life. Many of us think faith is a private matter and don’t want to impose our beliefs on others. However, seekers and believers alike need to hear the faith stories of others in order to encounter Christ. Vibrant parishes cultivate a culture of witness in which parishioners are encouraged, trained, and given opportunities to share their faith one on one, in small groups, and at parish services and events. When the parish has a culture of witness, parishioners are empowered to “Go and announce the Gospel of the Lord,” sharing their faith in their homes and workplaces a...
Every Catholic is called to be a witness to the power of God in everyday life. Many of us think faith is a private matter and don’t want to impose our beliefs on others. However, seekers and believers alike need to hear the faith stories of others in order to encounter Christ. Vibrant parishes cultivate a culture of witness in which parishioners are encouraged, trained, and given opportunities to share their faith one on one, in small groups, and at parish services and events. When the parish has a culture of witness, parishioners are empowered to “Go and announce the Gospel of the Lord,” sharing their faith in their homes and workplaces and in the world at large.In this workshop, Sr. Theresa Rickard, O.P., will offer:seven habits to help parishioners more readily share their faith storiespractical ideas to foster everyday witnessing in the parish
Tools for Rebuilding Webinar
Fr. Michael White|Tom CorcoranThe Tools for Rebuilding Your Parish WebinarThe process of rebuilding a parish often requires some very practical tools to make a church function smoothly. Little things can become big things and major distractions if we do not manage them correctly.In this webinar, Fr. Michael White and Tom Corcoran, bestselling authors of Rebuilt and Tools for Rebuilding, will share some of the important tools that have been most instrumental in the transformation of their parish.
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