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PODCASTS ON LIVING AS MISSIONARY DISCIPLES

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This website features profiles of saints, special devotions in the church including those who are blessed and Marian devotions, and other important events in the liturgical calendar. For each feast, you will find a short biography, the patronage of the saint, a short video, and various tags about the time period, vocation, and country of the saint. This ever-growing website can serve as a reference to learn about the lives of holiness of saints throughout the whole Catholic Church.

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Upcoming Webinars

Please join us for the third webinar in this series exploring the new Directory for Catechesis. This webinar titled "Catechesis and Evangelization as Laboratory of Dialogue" will be presented by Bridget Richardson, Producer at USTMAX Studios at University of St. Thomas, Houston.

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Please join us for the third and final webinar in this series focusing on Grace & Bias: Forming Catholic Leaders around Issues of Race. This webinar titled Theological Reflection on Racism will be presented by Bishop Shelton J. Fabre, Diocese of Houma-Thibodaux.

Racism is a moral and spiritual problem. Jesus Christ made it clear that all kinds of vices flow from the human heart. (Mark 7: 20 – 23) If we do not seek to convert our own hearts as well as the hearts of others in our efforts to overcome racism, then we will be left with “tolerance” between the races and not the real “reconciliation and healing” that is truly needed. Pastoral leaders need to first deal with what might be contained in their own hearts regarding racism, before seeking to help others to overcome racism. This Theological Reflection on Racism will make use of sacred scripture to guide a spiritual reflection on how we can proceed to overcome racism in our own hearts and in the hearts of others.

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Human diversity is of great importance for evangelization and catechesis. In Baptism, we become equal in dignity as necessary members of the Body of Christ and all persons, however limited, are capable of growth in holiness. Persons with disabilities, and their families, seek to be included in the full life of the Church. God’s vision of love calls us to bring about this reality. Come explore ways faith communities and the faithful can foster a culture of inclusion so that all members of the Body of Christ can live a sacramental life!

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