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How to Give a Good Gift for Christmas

Presented by: Fr. Brian Johnstone To give a good gift for Christmas we need to choose the right gift and give it in the right way and at the right time. The good gift that God gives us is the person of Jesus himself. In light of the Incarnation, Fr. Brian Johnstone of The Catholic University of America will show how God invites you to give the gift of yourself in your generous giving of gifts to others. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video, Morning Session | Webinar Video, Afternoon Session

By |2022-04-25T22:29:36-07:00November 22nd, 2021|GoCF Proclamation & Practice|Comments Off on How to Give a Good Gift for Christmas

Spiritual Autobiography: Writing Your Journey of Faith

Presented by: Fr. Thomas Scirghi Fr. Thomas Scirghi of Fordham University will show us how the spiritual autobiography can be used as a literary form to help us explore our personal journey of faith. Much of the discussion of faith concerns what we believe, but, through the spiritual autobiography, he will help us see why we believe. Using Augustine and Dorothy Day as guides, he will show us how God has called us on this journey. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video, Morning Session | Webinar Video, Afternoon Session Companion Resources Document

By |2022-04-25T22:29:36-07:00November 9th, 2021|GoCF Proclamation & Practice|Comments Off on Spiritual Autobiography: Writing Your Journey of Faith

Black Theology & The Future of the Black American Community

Presented by: Dr. Dwight Hopkins Genesis teaches us that all people are made in the image of God, but as issues of racial justice in the news shows us, we struggle as humans to treat people as such. Dr. Dwight Hopkins of the University of Chicago Divinity School will take listeners through how black theology can speak to the black experience in the U.S. today and going forward. He will also explore our baptismal call to the prophetic witness to justice and to serving the "least of these" among us. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video, Morning Session | Webinar Video, Afternoon Session

By |2022-04-25T22:29:36-07:00November 9th, 2021|GoCF Proclamation & Practice|Comments Off on Black Theology & The Future of the Black American Community

Walking the Camino de Santiago

Presented by: Parishioner Panel For centuries, Santiago de Compostela in Spain has been a pilgrimage site, drawing Christians from across the world to the tomb of the apostle James. Several Sacred Heart parishioners have walked the Camino, the "Way of Saint James". Join us for a panel discussion in which they will share their experiences and tips for your own pilgrimage. Learn how in drawing towards Santiago, they drew closer to God. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video

By |2022-04-25T22:29:36-07:00September 15th, 2021|GoCF From the Heart|Comments Off on Walking the Camino de Santiago

Spiritual Fatherhood as Taught by St. Joseph

Presented by: Fr. Gary Thomas What does it mean to be a father? Is it simply biology or does it lie in something deeper? Fr. Gary Thomas will delve into these questions. Using the example of St. Joseph, Jesus' foster father, he will explore what it means to be a father today, showing that fatherhood is more than genetics -- it is about raising children to be children of God. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video

By |2021-09-15T23:40:34-07:00September 15th, 2021|GoCF From the Heart|Comments Off on Spiritual Fatherhood as Taught by St. Joseph

Learning to be Fully Human, Fully Alive

Presented by: Fr. Robert McKay Sacred Heart's own Fr. Robert McKay will show us how to change the quality of our lives through spiritual direction or psychotherapy by understanding how our emotions are directed by the way we view ourselves. By altering irrational and unrealistic thinking, we can become more fully human, more fully alive. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video

By |2021-09-15T23:33:23-07:00September 15th, 2021|GoCF From the Heart|Comments Off on Learning to be Fully Human, Fully Alive

A Great Mystery Has Been Revealed

Presented by: Fr. Robert McKay In Jesus Christ, we have a human destiny that has been made divine and a divine destiny that is rooted in everything human! Using the events of everyday life Jesus reveals himself to us, in our world, in our time, in our personal circumstances. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video

By |2022-04-25T22:29:37-07:00September 15th, 2021|GoCF From the Heart|Comments Off on A Great Mystery Has Been Revealed

Watching and Listening for God: The Need and the Blessing of Prayer

Presented by: Dr. Jean Molesky-Poz Prayer is a way in which people open themselves to the Mystery of God in daily life. What happens when we pray? What are different ways of praying, and where do they come from? How do I open my heart? How do I speak to God and how do I know it is God? Everyone is called to the immediacy of grace, of God's self-presence. Dr. Jean Molesky-Poz of Santa Clara University invites you to consider how you can "abide in God, and God in you". Click on the links below for: Webinar Video, Morning Session | Webinar Video, Afternoon Session Companion Resources Document

By |2021-09-15T22:58:29-07:00September 14th, 2021|GoCF Proclamation & Practice|Comments Off on Watching and Listening for God: The Need and the Blessing of Prayer

Faith, Music, Liturgy, Action: What’s the Connection?

Presented by: Fr. Michael Driscoll How do the liturgical arts impart that deep-felt knowledge which nourishes our whole self and inspires our daily lives? Through this talk we can learn about the role of music and other sacred arts in forming our Christian beliefs. Fr. Michael Driscoll, Ph.D., is Professor Emeritus of Theology and found director of Notre Dame's Graduate Program in Sacred Music. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video, Morning Session | Webinar Video, Afternoon Session

By |2021-09-15T23:06:34-07:00September 14th, 2021|GoCF Proclamation & Practice|Comments Off on Faith, Music, Liturgy, Action: What’s the Connection?

The Way of Discipleship: Called to be Missionary Disciples Today

Presented by: Fr. Anthony Gittins, CSSp. Join us as Fr. Anthony Gittins, C.S.Sp. returns to complete the story we began during Advent. Fr. Gittins will explore what it means to be a disciple today. Using biblical examples of discipleship, Fr. Gittins will demonstrate that sacrifice is an essential part of following Jesus, but that taking this rough road leads to the joys of the Easter experience. Fr. Gittins, a popular speaker, is the author of fourteen books on theology, mission, and spirituality. Click on the links below for: Webinar Video, Morning Session | Webinar Video, Afternoon Session Companion Reflection Questions

By |2021-09-15T23:07:12-07:00September 14th, 2021|GoCF Proclamation & Practice|Comments Off on The Way of Discipleship: Called to be Missionary Disciples Today

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  • St. Gregory Thaumaturgus
    Feast date: Nov 17 St. Gregory was born to a distinguished pagan family at Neocaesarea, Pontus in 213, and studied law there. In about 233, he and his brother, Athenodorus, accompanied his sister, who was joining her husband in Caesarea, Palestine, while they continued on to Beirut to continue their law studies. They met Origen along the way, […]
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