
How to Get Catholics to Read Their Bibles (And Why)
Meg Hunter-KilmerCatholics are not always known for spending much time with scripture, yet the remarkable response to programs like The Bible in a Year podcast shows that the people of God are hungry for his Word. How can we invite Catholics to open the Bible, pray with it, and study it together? And where do we begin?
Join Meg Hunter-Kilmer for a practical conversation on helping individuals, small groups, and entire parish communities grow in love for scripture. Discover simple, effective ways to encourage Catholics to encounter God’s Word more regularly—and to let it shape their faith and daily lives.

Journeying with St. Óscar Romero
Todd WalatkaNOTICE: Different Start Time
St. Óscar Romero lived in a time not so different from our own. He lamented a society and Church that had become sharply polarized; he saw a world increasingly marked by violence and lies; he named the many ways we refuse to put our faith at the center of our lives, turning to money, comfort, and power instead. In the midst of all of this, he became a master preacher of Catholic social teaching, a bishop who walked with his people, and a prophet of hope.
Todd Walatka--a professor of theology and expert on St. Óscar Romero--will help us explore Romero's vision for the Church and what it might mean for our own times.
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