Dancing the Theology of the Body
Accompanying couples with the teachings of John Paul II, one class at a time.
Results from Tag: 'theology of the body'
Catholic Fitness App Promotes Service at the Center of Wellness
Hypuro Fit initiative hopes to encourage users to cultivate an ‘integrated, holistic Catholic lifestyle’ inspired by St. John Paul II’s theology of the body.
SEEK25 Highlights Theology of the Body as a Remedy for Modern Identity Crisis
The sold-out first-ever SEEK satellite event kicked off in the nation’s capital earlier this week with over 3,500 registered attendees.
‘Restore the Glory’: Catholic Therapist-Podcasters Point the Way to Healing Through Christ
Hosts Bob Schuchts and Jake Khym talk Theology of the Body, anatomy of a wound, and more in wide-ranging interview.
The Catholic Answer to the Longing for ‘Wellness’
The human person is created for eternal communion with God. It is with this fact that any discussion of ‘wellness’ finds its richest understanding.
Jen Messing Remembered for Love of Jesus and the Spread of John Paul II’s Theology of the Body
In living and dying, Messing ‘put out into the deep’ with her devotion to the Holy Eucharist, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati and Pope John Paul II’s teaching on the human person.
A Question About Marital Intimacy and John Paul II’s Theology of the Body
DIFFICULT MORAL QUESTIONS: Pope St. John Paul II’s theology of the body uniquely elaborates the positive foundations of marital love
Priests in the Public Square
Faithful young priests are such a contradiction to the sexual revolution that their very presence invites the world to consider the supernatural.
Parents Beware: ‘Paw Patrol’ Spin-Off ‘Rubble & Crew’ Adds LGBTQ Character
‘So the progressive movement which is trying to destroy the American family was immediately ready to take ‘Obergefell’ as its launching pad for a push towards gender activism. And that’s where we find ourselves today …’
The Human Body Shares in the Dignity of the ‘Image of God’
‘Man is obliged to regard his body as good and to hold it in honor since God has created it and will raise it up on the last day’ (Catechism 364)
