Fr. Connor discusses how the Anointing of the Sick strengthens us in facing our illness, unity with Christ's Passion and preparation for the final journey with God.
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Fr. Connor discusses the priestly ordination, a gift of the Holy Spirit that permits the exercise of a sacred power which can come only from Christ himself through his Church.
Fr. Connor discusses how the Anointing of the Sick strengthens us in facing our illness, unity with Christ's Passion and preparation for the final journey with God.
Passages from the Catechism show how all social justice issues stem from the need to respect human dignity throughout all stages of life.
Passages in the Catechism reveal how loving our neighbors brings us closer to loving God. Hosted by Fr. Charles Connor.
Fr. Charles Connor answers why the Catechism recognizes sin as an offense against both God and reason.
Fr. Charles talks about moral and theological virtues. He explains that the Holy Spirit is actively at work in human beings, causing gifts to be formed as permanent dispositions, and to love one another so as to abide in God forever.
Conscience may be formed in accordance with moral principles imposed by God as a voice, calling man to do what is good and avoid what is evil.
Fr. Charles explains the moral goodness or evil of human acts depends on the object, circumstances and the end (goal or intention) of each act, as well as the role the passions play in our decisions.
Fr. Charles looks at the nature of the moral life in Christ and the call to develop virtue through grace so as to attain eternal beatitude.
Fr. Connor discusses the marriage vocation, which is written in the very nature of man and woman as they came from the hand of the Creator.
Fr. Connor discusses the priestly ordination, a gift of the Holy Spirit that permits the exercise of a sacred power which can come only from Christ himself through his Church.
Fr. Connor discusses how the Anointing of the Sick strengthens us in facing our illness, unity with Christ's Passion and preparation for the final journey with God.
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Fr. Connor discusses the marriage vocation, which is written in the very nature of man and woman as they came from the hand of the Creator.
Fr. Charles looks at the nature of the moral life in Christ and the call to develop virtue through grace so as to attain eternal beatitude.
Fr. Charles explains the moral goodness or evil of human acts depends on the object, circumstances and the end (goal or intention) of each act, as well as the role the passions play in our decisions.
Conscience may be formed in accordance with moral principles imposed by God as a voice, calling man to do what is good and avoid what is evil.
Fr. Charles talks about moral and theological virtues. He explains that the Holy Spirit is actively at work in human beings, causing gifts to be formed as permanent dispositions, and to love one another to abide in God forever.
Fr. Charles Connor answers why the Catechism recognizes sin as an offense against both God and reason.
Passages in the Catechism reveal how loving our neighbors brings us closer to loving God. Hosted by Fr. Charles Connor.
