Behold Your Mother
In this talk, Tim speaks of the many layers of meaning to the powerful words of our Lord from the cross when he said to St. John, in the place of all of us, standing at the foot of the cross with the Mother of God, “Behold: your mother!”
Jesus here gave to all of us two great gifts that he knew he alone could not provide for us. In fact, these are two gifts that God cannot be for us. First, Jesus knew we needed a mother, but that he could never be that for us. Indeed, God is Father, not mother. Tim will explore just what this means for all of us in our spiritual lives. Second, Jesus knew he could not be a disciple of Jesus. Jesus can be a lot of things, but he can’t be a disciple of himself. And yet, Jesus knows we need mentors—disciples—to look up to on our journey of faith. Here, Jesus gave us the perfect disciple in his mother and ours.
Tim will take you from these two points toward an examination of how we not only need the gift of Mary—the perfect mother and disciple—for our spiritual lives, but that we need each other as members of the body of Christ. Get ready for quite a ride in this talk that takes you from Mary to the communion of saints and into eternity!
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Tim Staples in Menlo Park CA

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Cy Kellett, Karlo Broussard, and Tim Staples in Garden Grove for St. Paul Street Evangelization

Born Again Catholics: How Baptism Makes Us Children of God
In modern parlance, becoming “born again” is often a way of describing a person making the decision to follow Jesus. But what does Jesus mean when He says that we must be “born again” (or “born from above”) by “water and the Spirit” (John 3:5)? In this talk, Joe will look at the biblical basis for four major effects of baptism: that it (1) cleanses us from sin; (2) is our spiritual rebirth; (3) imparts the Holy Spirit; and (4) makes us sons and daughters of God.
The Heart of Worship: Rediscovering the Importance of the Eucharist 
Does God really care about how we worship Him, or is it a matter of our personal preference? And why doesn’t the Catholic Mass look like the worship services you might find in a Protestant megachurch? In this talk, Joe unpacks the biblical difference between preaching, prayer, and worship, and our need (individually and collectively) to offer sacrificial worship to God.
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Joe Heschmeyer in Kansas City MO

<h3>Family Faith Formation: Equipping Your Primary Catechists (the Parents!)</h3>
As more and more young people leave their faith behind, a re-focusing of catechetical energy seems in order. In this talk, Doug discusses the research behind disaffiliation and how a parental catechetical program can help reverse the trend.
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Dr. Douglas Beaumont in Buffalo NY

The Church Saves!
In this presentation, Tim shows an abundance of biblical evidence for the essential role the Church plays in the salvation of souls. You will the difference between the Church as “instrumental cause of salvation” and “secondary cause of salvation.” And perhaps most importantly, you will learn the role you are called to play as a son or daughter of the Church. Not only will you see just why it is proper to say, “the Church saves,” and never contradict the fact that Christ is “The Savior,” capital “T,” capital “S,” but you will learn why it is proper to say you are called to “save souls” as well, in cooperation with God’s grace. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and empowered in your evangelistic efforts like you have never been before!
The Big Deal: Why the Perpetual Virginity of Mary Matters
In this presentation, Tim first answers some of the most common objections against Mary’s perpetual virginity. “How do you explain ‘the brothers of the Lord’ in Matt. 13:55?” Or, “if ‘Joseph knew not Mary until she brought forth her firstborn…’ in Matt. 1:25, doesn’t that mean he eventually did ‘know’ her and that she did bring forth at least a second born, third born, etc.?”
Camels, Leatherjackets and Limburger Cheese
This talk for teens uses examples of teens and young people who have changed the world from the past to modern times. From Jeremiah the prophet, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, Daniel, to the Apostles James and John, to the “pinnacle of God’s creation in the blessed Mother herself, you will discover how God has always used young people, and even teens and pre-teens, to change the world. Hear finally, how a modern-day couple from Iraq—friends of Tim’s—endured persecution unimaginable and are a modern-day testimony to the power of God working in the lives of teens. As far as the Camels, Leatherjackets and Limburger Cheese goes, you’ll have to come to the talk to hear how they fit in!

Tim Staples in Wichita KS

Salvation: The Beginning and End of the Christian Life 
In this talk, Karlo explains the biblical understanding of salvation and justification as an interior transformation that puts one into covenantal relationship with God. He will also explain how good works fit in relation to salvation and give biblical evidence for their necessity. By using passages from Sacred Scripture, Karlo debunks the common Protestant notion that once we’re “saved” we can’t lose our inheritance of heaven.
What Most Miss in Abortion Debates
Abortion debates have been going on for years now. And most who pay attention are familiar with the most common pro-life arguments. However, there are lines of defense that most are unaware of and should be employing to establish a more robust defense of the pro-life position. In this talk, Karlo identifies such lines of defense, arguing for why it’s always immoral to directly kill an innocent human being (something most take for granted) and how we know a human being from the moment of conception is a human person deserving protection of the right to life by the law.

Karlo Broussard at Steubenville

The Splendor of the Catholic Faith 
In this talk, Karlo shows how the splendor of the Catholic Faith consists in the fullness of truth and life that subsists in the Catholic Church. Karlo provides the Catholic with the basic tools necessary to share with others the evidence that Christ invested such truth and life entirely in the Catholic Church, starting with Peter and the apostles.
Helpers on High: A Biblical Defense of the Saints’ Intercession
In this talk, Karlo will answer the most common questions Protestants ask when it comes to the saints, such as “Why should I pray to the saints when I can go straight to Jesus?” or “Why do Catholics pray to saints when Jesus is the one mediator between God and man?” Karlo will also give reasons why requesting the saints’ intercession is a biblical thing to do.
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Karlo Broussard in Oklahoma City OK

Karlo Broussard in Birmingham AL for Guadalupe Radio Network

Before Constantine: The Faith of the Early Christians
What did the early Christians really believe about the divinity of Jesus, about the Eucharist, about Mary, and about the structure of the Church? Joe gives compelling evidence that the earliest Christians were a lot more Catholic than most people realize.

Joe Heschmeyer in Ann Arbor MI

Behold Your Mother
In this talk, Tim speaks of the many layers of meaning to the powerful words of our Lord from the cross when he said to St. John, in the place of all of us, standing at the foot of the cross with the Mother of God, “Behold: your mother!”
Jesus here gave to all of us two great gifts that he knew he alone could not provide for us. In fact, these are two gifts that God cannot be for us. First, Jesus knew we needed a mother, but that he could never be that for us. Indeed, God is Father, not mother. Tim will explore just what this means for all of us in our spiritual lives. Second, Jesus knew he could not be a disciple of Jesus. Jesus can be a lot of things, but he can’t be a disciple of himself. And yet, Jesus knows we need mentors—disciples—to look up to on our journey of faith. Here, Jesus gave us the perfect disciple in his mother and ours.
Tim will take you from these two points toward an examination of how we not only need the gift of Mary—the perfect mother and disciple—for our spiritual lives, but that we need each other as members of the body of Christ. Get ready for quite a ride in this talk that takes you from Mary to the communion of saints and into eternity!
New Eve, Mediatrix and Mother: Mary’s Role in God’s Plan of Salvation 
Tim’s talk is the definitive response to the question: “If Mary is so important, why is it there is so little about her in Scripture and she only speaks five times?” Tim takes you through the Gospels and into the Book of Acts and the Book of Revelation showing how Mary alone among human persons was present and/or most intimately involved with each of the key events in salvation history, from the Incarnation in Luke 1:37-38, to the “birthing” of Jesus’ Ministry and the apostles in faith John 2, to the crucifixion of our Lord in John 19, to the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, to a vivid presentation of the perennial battle for souls between the world empowered by the Devil and the People of God empowered by the Holy Spirit in Revelation 12. All are guaranteed to leave this talk with both a renewed sense of the wonders God has wrought through Mary, as well as a challenge to see in Mary our own calling as Christians!

Tim Staples in St. Claude MB CANADA

Go Make Disciples

Christopher Check

Trent Horn

Jimmy Akin

Chris Stefanick

David Anders

Steve Dawson

Catholic Answers Annual Conference

A Pro-Life Case for a Pro-Choice World
How should we present the pro-life message to friends and family who don’t share our Catholic faith? Joe will share some real life experiences, and give some concrete, usable ways of presenting the pro-life message in a winsome and convincing way.

Joe Heschmeyer in South Bend IN

Cy Kellett in Cedar Rapids &#8211; Private event

The Heart of Worship: Rediscovering the Importance of the Eucharist 
Does God really care about how we worship Him, or is it a matter of our personal preference? And why doesn’t the Catholic Mass look like the worship services you might find in a Protestant megachurch? In this talk, Joe unpacks the biblical difference between preaching, prayer, and worship, and our need (individually and collectively) to offer sacrificial worship to God.

Joe Heschmeyer in Baton Rouge LA

Persuasive Pro-life
Ever get tongue-tied trying to explain why you’re pro-life? Trent presents the non-religious reasons to oppose abortion and equips you to graciously make your case in the public square.
Advanced Pro-life Apologetics
Trent covers more sophisticated arguments made in defense of abortion related to consciousness and bodily rights.
Elective abortion should be Illegal &#8211; a debate with Prof Madeline Munstersbjorn
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Trent Horn in Toledo OH

The Eucharistic Heart of Christianity
Drawing on themes from his book The Eucharist is Really Jesus: How Christ’s Body and Blood: Are the Key to Everything We Believe, Joe explores the essential role of the Eucharist in Christianity. For instance, what is “the New Testament,” and how does the Eucharist make sense of Christ’s new covenant?

Catholics and the Culture War
In this talk, Tim Staples challenges us Catholics to understand our responsibility to effect change in the culture in which we live. Tim will both paint a vivid picture of the perilous times in which we live and demonstrate just how we Catholics can engage the culture and change it without the culture changing us. The need of the hour is for Catholics to engage the culture in dialogue on every level—from Scripture to the arts, to politics, law, medicine, and more. The New Evangelization that our Holy Father has called us to involves much more than just engaging our separated brothers and members of quasi-Christian sects in biblical apologetics, though that is certainly important. Tim will show you what it means to truly confront the “culture war” in which we find ourselves engaged.
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God is Looking for a Few Good Men
Straight talk to men about being the men that God has called them to be. Tim teaches on the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony from the perspective of the Husband and his special call to headship/service. Focusing on the Sacrament, Tim challenges men to sacrifice for their wives (and children if they are so blessed with them) in the image of Christ’s sacrifice for his Bride, the Church in order to be the “first principle of life” in the family in the image of God, the Father in the life of the Trinity. The family, the Church and the culture is only as strong as its men. Tim challenges men to be the kind of men who will bring about by their prayers and sacrifices the kinds of families that will serve to strengthen both the Church and the Culture through faithful service.

Tim Staples in Santa Clarita CA

The Cycle of the Christian Life
Meeting Jesus is the beginning of new life. From this encounter, we are free to choose whether we follow Him or return to our former lives. If we follow, we become converted, bit by bit, to be like Him. This allows us to enter into shared lives of love with Him, a state we call communion. Those who enter communion with Christ have everything (the summit of the spiritual life), but they cannot keep it to themselves or it will die. From communion we must go on mission to help others to meet Christ. In this passing on of the Faith, the cycle begins anew both for the one sharing and the one hearing. This is the fundamental cycle of the Christian life, and the way of eternal life handed down by the Apostles: Encounter, Conversion, Communion, and Mission.

Cy Kellett in Sioux Falls ND for Real Presence Radio

Why People Leave the Church and what to do about it
The Catholic Church has lost more members in the last 50 years than any other Christian denomination.
What do those who have left tell us about their reasons for leaving?  How can we reach out to former Catholics and welcome them back?
What have we been doing wrong? What can we do differently?

Dr. David Anders in Rapid City SD for Real Presence Radio

Mary: Joy of Israel, Joy of Humanity

Karlo Broussard in New Iberia LA

Answering Atheism
Trent not only answers the most common arguments for atheism, he presents a powerful case for the existence of God.

Trent Horn in West Des Moines IA

The Seven Sacraments: God’s Saving Deeds Among Us 
In this talk, Karlo establishes the biblical evidence for Jesus’ institution of the seven sacraments and show how in the sacraments God primarily continues to carry out his plan of salvation for mankind.
The Eucharist: Mere Symbol or Substantial Presence? 
In this talk, Karlo demonstrates the biblical nature of the Catholic Church’s teaching on the Eucharist as the real body and blood of Jesus. He will do this by drawing out the eucharistic truths found in Jesus’ Bread of Life discourse, the Last Supper, and St. Paul’s teaching on the Eucharist in his first letter to the Corinthians. Karlo will also explain the importance of the Eucharist in our lives in light of God’s relationship with the Israelites in the Old Testament.
To Confess or Not to Confess? A Biblical Defense of the Sacrament of Confession
In this talk, Karlo answers the common question, “Why should I confess my sins to a priest when I can go straight to God?” He will do so by giving biblical evidence for Jesus’ institution of the sacrament of confession, evidence for the early Christian practice of the sacrament, and by explaining the sacrament’s spiritual benefits.
A Biblical Case for the Priesthood
Catholics believe that Christ instituted a ministerial priesthood specially ordained to teach and sanctify his people. Most Protestants think that the only priesthood—at least the only one taught in the Bible—is the common priesthood made up of all Christians, and so the Catholic idea is just another false “tradition of men.” Who’s right? Who does the Bible say is right? In this talk, Karlo plumbs the evidence and presents a compelling case that the Catholic priesthood is in fact biblical to the core. He shows that Jesus did not abandon the form of Old Testament priesthood but elevated and transformed it, giving priests of the New Covenant his own authority to lead, to teach, to forgive sins, and most of all, to stand in his place and re-present the once-for-all sacrifice that he offered on Calvary.
The Bible Blueprint for the Mass
You go to Mass every Sunday and follow the liturgy, reciting the prayers, the creed, and everything in between, just the way you have been taught. But how much do you really know about why we worship the way we worship? How do you respond when Protestant friends and family put you on the spot and claim that Catholic worship is unbiblical? In this talk, Karlo takes you on a journey through the scriptural foundations for the highest form of Christian prayer—the Holy Mass. He shows you how the structure of the Mass, its words and gestures, its built-in theology, its heavenly orientation, can be traced to types and models in God’s written Word—to a “Bible blueprint” showing how to build a perfect temple of praise!
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Karlo Broussard in Bloomington IN

David Anders in Fargo ND for Real Presence Radio

The Gift of Miracles  
In this talk, Tim first answers the crucial questions: “What is a miracle?” and: “Why Does God Grant Miracles?” Just a hint by way of a teaser: Miracles are some of the greatest tools for evangelism that God has gifted to the Church. And yet, Catholics are rarely informed about them so as to use them for the purpose God has given them to his Church.
Then, Tim gives examples from three categories of miracles that can be used to share the Faith with even the most skeptical of skeptics: 1. Eucharistic Miracles. 2. The Incorruptibles. 3. Miraculous bodily healings.
By the end of this talk you will be empowered to share your faith as never before!
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The Eucharist in the Fathers of the Church 
In I Cor. 11:19, St. Paul declares, “… there must be factions (Gr. – heresies) among you in order that those who are genuine among you may be recognized.” This certainly applies to the Eucharist. In this presentation Tim takes you through some of the key heresies of the Patristic period that would ultimately serve to clarify the truth of the Eucharist as well as give the Church a foundation for the great Eucharistic disputes of the Middle Ages. And all of this led to the remarkable clarity we have today in Expressing the truth concerning this august sacrament that truly is “the source and summit of the Christian life” (CCC 1324).
The Church Saves! 
In this presentation, Tim shows an abundance of biblical evidence for the essential role the Church plays in the salvation of souls. You will the difference between the Church as “instrumental cause of salvation” and “secondary cause of salvation.” And perhaps most importantly, you will learn the role you are called to play as a son or daughter of the Church. Not only will you see just why it is proper to say, “the Church saves,” and never contradict the fact that Christ is “The Savior,” capital “T,” capital “S,” but you will learn why it is proper to say you are called to “save souls” as well, in cooperation with God’s grace. Get ready to be inspired, challenged, and empowered in your evangelistic efforts like you have never been before!

Tim Staples in Benton LA

The Historical Case for Christianity
Why should we believe the testimony of Jesus and the Apostles, and not other religious founders, like Joseph Smith or Muhammad? Are there solid reasons to trust the Bible over books like the Quran or the Book of Mormon? Using his background as a former lawyer, Joe looks at what we can know about Christianity and the Resurrection from a historical perspective.

Joe Heschmeyer in Wamego KS

Persuasive Pro-life with Pro-Life Apologetics
Ever get tongue-tied trying to explain why you’re pro-life? Trent presents the non-religious reasons to oppose abortion and equips you to graciously make your case in the public square.

Trent Horn in Dallas TX

Pope Peter
Based on his book by the same name, in this talk, Joe explores the biblical basis for the idea that St. Peter really was chosen by Jesus Christ as the first pope… and why that truth means that everyone should be Catholic!

Joe Heschmeyer in Oxford MS

David Anders in Duluth MN for Real Presence Radio

St. Bernard Parish Mission
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Tim Staples in Beverly OH

What Ever Happened to the Modern World?
The modern era, which was supposed to be all about progress and reason, has gotten itself into serious trouble. In many ways the modern world has become unfit for real people, and as it progresses, it becomes even less so. We cannot make a society fit for humans until we admit that the modern world, though it has gained many things, has also been a time of losses for humanity. The most serious of these losses is the loss of Christ. And knowing how that happened can help us recover a modern world fit for people.

Cy Kellett in Greybull WY

The Christian Mission in a Techno-World
Even at its infancy 200 years ago in Manchester, the industrial revolution changed everything for the humans caught up in it. The industrial revolution was – and is – literally in the air we breathe, in the food we eat, and in every other aspect of our lives. The physical changes we have made to our world have changed our social and even spiritual possibilities. Much of this change is experienced not as liberation, but as trauma; not as uplift, but as degradation. What is the proper Christian response to such trauma and degradation? Have Christians too easily given in to the technologizing of life? And is, Christ who “healed all who were sick” (Mt. 8:16), still able to heal in such a world?

Cy Kellett in Lovell WY

Joe Heschmeyer in Edmond OK

Why We’re Catholic
Trent shares his conversion story and explains how the grace of God guided him through the biblical and historical evidence and led him to faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he founded.

Trent Horn in Burleson TX

Why We’re Catholic
Trent shares his conversion story and explains how the grace of God guided him through the biblical and historical evidence and led him to faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he founded.
The Beginner’s Guide to Defending Your Faith
Trent shows that you do not need all the right answers—you just need the right questions and the right attitudes in order share the Catholic faith with anyone.

Trent Horn in Tonawanda NY

The Opposite of Idolatry
One of the fears that many non-Catholic (and even some Catholic) Christians have is that praying to Mary or the Saints might be idolatrous… or at least, that we should be careful not to do it too much! In this talk, Joe explores the theology and biblical foundation for praying to the Saints, and why it’s quite literally the “opposite of idolatry.”
Ambush! – How to Respond to Unexpected Attacks on the Faith
It happens: you’re minding your own business when out of nowhere someone throws out some objection to the Catholic Church, or to Christianity generally. It’s easy to freak out, panic, and overreact. But is there a better way? Joe gives five simple steps that you can use in almost any situation.
Apologetics and Spiritual Warfare: The Hidden Reality
It’s easy to think of evangelization and apologetics as something like a political battle. But as Joe (and more importantly, St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Paul) points out, there’s more than meets the eye. Here’s why that matters, and what we can do about it.

Joe Heschmeyer in Shawnee OK

Debate:  Is Sola Scriptura Enough for Salvation?

Trent Horn in Moscow ID

Why We’re Catholic
Trent shares his conversion story and explains how the grace of God guided him through the biblical and historical evidence and led him to faith in Jesus Christ and the Church he founded.
7 Questions Liberals Can’t Answer
In this talk Trent reveals how asking simple questions about life, marriage, and sexuality reveals the incoherent absurdities of modern secular liberalism.

Trent Horn in Bloomington IN

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Tim Staples in Odessa TX for GRN

The Eucharistic Heart of Christianity

Seven Mysteries of the Faith Unlocked by the Eucharist

What’s the Big Deal About Mary?

The Opposite of Idolatry

The Historical Case for Christianity

Pope Peter

Go and Make Disciples: The Art and Craft of Evangelization and Apologetics

A Pro-Life Case for a Pro-Choice World

Are Pro-Lifers Just Pro-Birth?

Before Constantine: The Faith of the Early Christians

Ambush! – How to Respond to Unexpected Attacks on the Faith

Apologetics and Spiritual Warfare: The Hidden Reality

Male and Female He Created Them: A Catholic Response to LGBTQ+

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Thou Shalt Not Say She (or He): How to Understand and Refute Contemporary Gender Ideology

Answering LGTBQ+ Challenges

The New Racism: How to be Critical of Critical Race Theory

Your Truth, My Truth: How to Understand and Refute Relativistic Thinking 

Religion: Why Should I Care?

Science: A Believer’s Friend or Foe? 

Why God Still Matters 

Answering Atheism: Aquinas’s Five Ways for the Existence of God 

Is the Jesus Story a Myth? How to Defend the Historical Reliability of the Gospels

What Difference Does Jesus Make? 

“Where Oh Death Is Thy Sting?”: A Defense of Jesus’ Resurrection from the Dead

Apologetics for an Age of Unbelief 

Miracles: God’s Light in the Darkness of Unbelief 

Existence Beyond the Grave: Reasons Why There is Life After Death 

The Four Levels of Manhood

Forming Men as Guardians of Faith

Suffering: The Forging Fire of Godly Men

Living Life to the Fullest: A Compass for Human Happiness 

The Splendor of Hope in the Vale of Tears

Heaven: A Destiny Worth Living For

Sexual Sanity: A Voice of Reason in a Sex-Crazed Culture 

Contraception: Man’s Failed Design for Love 

Reason, Marriage, and Homosexual Unions 

The Splendor of the Catholic Faith 

Meeting the Protestant Challenge

A Catholic View of the End Times 

The Catholic Church: The Original Christian Franchise 

“I Will Build My Church”: Defending Catholic Hierarchy & Authority 

Helpers on High: A Biblical Defense of the Saints’ Intercession

Refiner’s Fire: Explaining & Defending the Doctrine of Purgatory

God’s Words Written & Spoken: A Biblical Critique of Sola Scriptura

The Ultimate Question: “What Must I Do to Be Saved?” 

The Seven Sacraments: God’s Saving Deeds Among Us 

The Eucharist: Mere Symbol or Substantial Presence? 

To Confess or Not to Confess? A Biblical Defense of the Sacrament of Confession

The Bible Blueprint for Marian Dogmas 

Your Royal Highness: A Biblical Defense of Mary’s Queenship

The Bible Blueprint for the Mass

A Biblical Case for the Priesthood

Cajun Accordionist to Cajun Apologist: The Life Testimony of a Cradle Catholic

Jimmy Swaggart Made Me Catholic

Sola Scriptura: A Recipe for Confusion

New Eve, Mediatrix and Mother: Mary’s Role in God’s Plan of Salvation

The Shocking Truth About the Pope and the Bible

Truth and Consequences

The Shocking Truth About the Pope and the Early Church Fathers

Mary, the Mother of God: What’s All the Fuss About?

Behold Your Mother

Living Bread

Purgatory and Indulgences: What Does the Bible Say?

God Is Looking for a Few Good Men

Catholics and the Culture War

Why Be Catholic? (Two-Part Talk)

Catholic Answers to Common Objections

Five Non-Negotiables

Friends in High Places: The Communion of Saints in the Life of the Christian

Now that We Are Catholic

The Keys of the Kingdom

The Immaculate Conception and the Dignity of Man

From Lowly Handmaid to Queen of Heaven and Earth

The Immaculate Conception: What You Didn’t Know

The Eucharist: God’s Extravagant Love Revealed

The Passover Connection

How is Man Saved? The Catholic View of Justification

The Ministerial Priesthood: Demonstrating What a Priest Is by What a Priest Does

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