‘God With Us’ — The Light of Christ Shines From the East
The many initiatives of ‘God With Us’ aim at the education of the faithful with the hopes of transforming them into active and intentional disciples.
Results from Tag: 'new evangelization'
Holy Friendship and Faith: The Popularity of ‘Abiding Together’ Podcast
‘Connection, rest and encouragement for the journey!’
Catholic Evangelism in the Tech Age
Catholic podcasters use culture, conversation and apologetics to spread the faith.
Scott and Kimberly Hahn: As in the Days of the Early Church, God Can Still Accomplish the Impossible
Speaking on the sidelines of an international conference in Slovakia, the renowned apologists discuss the essence of Catholicism and the current challenges facing evangelization.
Meet the Tech Professional-Turned-Dominican Priest Evangelizing Big Tech
Dominican Father Corwin Low tells the Register how he went from a successful businessman to becoming a priest in a mendicant religious order.
La Lucerne Abbey in France Is a New Beacon in the Night of De-Christianization
This magnificent 12th-century Premonstratensian monument, located a few miles from Mont Saint-Michel, hosts a large spiritual and cultural center project.
Living the New Evangelization in Old Bavaria
In contrast to prevailing trends in German Catholicism, the Diocese of Passau is embracing an approach that emphasizes articulating the Catholic faith in new ways.
Bishop Barron and the Future of UK Catholicism: ‘Stay in the Center, With Christ’
A British one-day conference reveals that today’s coming-of-age millennials, whom the world has assumed would follow its way of thinking, appear to have other ideas...
Oh, We Need a Little Kolędy — Even If Not This Very Minute
Why should American priests use the post-Christmas ordinary time to visit the homes of their parishioners?
Synodality in a ‘Missionary Key’? Minnesota Archdiocese Provides Compelling Example
ANALYSIS: In contrast to the way synodality has been exploited in places like Germany, the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis synod’s aim hasn’t been to dilute the Gospel, but to enhance Catholics’ ability to live and witness to it.
