Tag: new evangelization

The Pontifical Council for Culture wrapped up an international seminar on sports Sept. 3, the feast of St. Gregory the Great. Participants discussed what the Church can bring to the realm of

Homily at Benedictine College’s 2013 Baccalaureate Mass St. Benedict Abbey Church, May 10 by Archbishop Joseph Naumann I. Introduction It is always a joy and an honor to celebrate this Baccalaureate Mass.

If no video shows on this page, click here to see the video report on Benedictine College’s Institute for Missionary Activity’s second Symposium on the New Evangelization. Titled “Building a Culture of

How do you talk to people who think you hate them? That was the question top Catholic thinkers were discussing at Benedictine College last weekend, and the three answers they came up

Curtis Martin, Archbishop Naumann, Bishop Morlino and Jonathan Reyes. Benedictine College event features Bishop Robert Morlino, Curtis Martin and Dr. Jonathan Reyes The Institute for Missionary Activity at Benedictine College challenged students

In 2009, Pope Benedict XVI said this to a group of young people:  “I appeal to you:  bear witness to your faith through the digital world … employ these new technologies to

 Christian Smith’s book helps Catholics engage evangelicals By Ron Ratliff | A former Protestant pastor and a scholar who has published works on C.S. Lewis and G.K. Chesterton, Mr. Ratliff entered the

The day I graduated from seminary to become a Protestant pastor, I was in a foul mood. But my mood changed when I witnessed real love in action. It was mid-morning. My

By Marc Cardaronella | Marc Cardaronella is a Director of Religious Education in Champaign, IL. A former Naval Aviator, he left the military for less thrilling but infinitely more satisfying work within

By Ron Ratliff | A former Protestant pastor and a scholar who has published works on C.S. Lewis and G.K. Chesterton, Mr. Ratliff entered the Catholic Church at 2011’s Easter vigil. He