Framing the Academic Year as a time of Grace

Framing the Academic Year as a time of Grace

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Turning from Cynicism to Contemplation

In this meditation, Fr. Marty Miller draws out lessons about becoming contemplatives in the middle of the world by looking at our similarities to the lives of the Apostles. Their active lifestyles highlight three key elements for us to maintain a contemplative spirit amid our eve ...  Show more

Heading Home (Rebroadcast)

In this podcast, Msgr. Fred Dolan examines three critical players in our spiritual life: the intellect, will, and heart. He offers a view of our life as a “journey back home,” relating the perilous journey in Homer’s Odyssey as a way of understanding the dangers confronting the C ...  Show more

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