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During Christ’s time on earth, the New Testament cites how He spent much of His life sharing meals with locals, even tax collectors and sinners, and most memorably, with His closest followers, His disciples. Perhaps the most memorable image of Christ sharing bread and wine was at the Last Supper. With that meal and with […]
by bcadmin | Oct 4, 2022 | community, Featured, happiness, News, Philosophy, psychology, Sophia Excerpts | 0 |
At every juncture of human life and human operations, we encounter individuals and the community under moral, physical, and spiritual challenge. To soften this void, we engage every sort of “ism” as a substitute purpose for human life, whether it be environmentalism; communism and its penchant for economic redistribution; materialism as its own good; atheism […]
by bcadmin | May 23, 2022 | care for creation, community, Evangelization, Featured, News, St. Peter's Basilica, Strong faith communities, U.S. & World News | 0 |
Catholics of all ages are called to form strong faith communities, listen to and dialogue with others, reach out to share the Gospel and work to protect the environment, Pope Francis said in a series of speeches May 21.
Read Moreby bcadmin | Jan 5, 2022 | community, COVID-19, Culture, Faith & Spirituality, Featured, isolation, News | 0 |
I finally turned off my phone at 4 AM. I was awake, as usual, with our infant son, Auggie, and the only way I knew to pass the time in the dark was to scroll the news, however dreadful and deafening it was to my heart and soul—and to the world. Auggie is labeled a […]
by bcadmin | Mar 3, 2021 | community, Faith, fellowship, Michele Faihnle, News, relationships | 0 |
by Michele Faihnle Eleven years ago I took my son to a Protestant church for vacation Bible school. The second I walked in the door, people introduced themselves, welcomed me, asked my name, and directed me where to go. Every morning that week was more…
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