Tag: Walking the Path

When I am writing my article. I usually choose a topic that has recently come up in my ministry. This week is no different! As you may know, October

In last week’s article I mentioned changing demographics, and their impact on the Catholic Church. As you likely know, I usually write an article

In a continuation of our conversation about sacramental readiness, I’d just like to finish up by addressing the confusion I’ve seen from folks

Last week, I began a discussion of the premise behind children being prepared through the “Order of Christian Initiation for Adults” (OCIA), and

There is a premise in sacrament formation that says that individuals have to be prepared to receive them, but there shouldn’t be any undo obstacles

As I have mentioned, I lead the discussion of Fr. Mike Schmitz’s Catechism in a Year podcast here at St. Therese. There, we gather twice

Formation programs are gearing up, and families are seeking sacraments for their children. Young adults, and not-so-young adults, are seeking

We have talked about the way the Church issues documents before. It is one of those things that can seem a bit strange. To review, what happens is an

Recently, I had a conversation with Veronica LaPlant, the coordinator of our 7th-9th grade Confirmation-prep program. She and I were talking about

Do you know the song, “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year,” by Andy Williams? Well, I wouldn’t be fibbing if I told you I broke out