5 Things Arthur Brooks Tells College Students About Happiness
Brooks, a convert to Catholicism and daily Massgoer, asserted that the most important key to happiness is practicing the faith.
Brooks, a convert to Catholicism and daily Massgoer, asserted that the most important key to happiness is practicing the faith.
Last Saturday night, the clouds parted, a rainbow crowned the vines, and 500 young adults lingered over music, wine and laughter until closing time, reclaiming the joy of celebration.
The formula has resonated with thousands of young adults — and has led many to the Catholic faith.
While participants in the De Sales Invitational didn’t necessarily argue that basketball is the most Catholic of sports, many also see a connection between the sport itself and good preparation for the priesthood.
The annual Communion and Liberation-sponsored event was inspired by the question posed by the Psalmist, ‘Who am I that you care for me?’
The Apostolate for Family Consecrationmakes strides in domestic-church catechesis.
Santa Barbara, California, initiative shows one way the Church can continue the mission of empty convents and rectories by transforming them into housing for those serving in the local Church’s parishes and apostolates.
Diocese of Allentown, Pa., mixer brings together young-adults for fellowship and fun.
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