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60-Second Sermons: Assumption of Mary
KATHARINE HARMON — Sacred art often depicted Mary — gilded with gold and dotted with stars — as a living tabernacle carrying the Eucharist.
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Benini Series Continues
FR. MARCO BENINI — The host invites us to see, come, stay, and remain in Christ just as the first disciples did.
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Podcasts: ACU’s Speaking of Liturgy
STAFF — Corinna O’Loughlin presents the Church’s vision for sharing Holy Communion from the altar.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 58
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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60 Second Sermons: 20th Sunday in OT
FR WILLIAM ORBIH — Holding on to faith during moments of despair, suffering, and hardship can bring strength, hope, and healing.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 57
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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Benini Series Continues with new Excerpt
FR. MARCO BENINI — The Doxology frames the Eucharistic Prayer as both a liturgical act of praise and a way of life lived through, with, and in Christ to the glory of the Father.
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Preaching the Emotions of Jesus: Anger and Sorrow
MAKO A. NAGASAWA — What we believe about Jesus’ inner life might be shaped by the maturity of our own.
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Sacrosanctum Concilium: Artículo 56
REV. MICHAEL JONCAS — Acompáñenos en la relectura del Concilio Sacrosanto, disponible en español e inglés / Join us in a re-reading of Sacrosanctum Concilium, available in Spanish and English!
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