
Coming to theaters nationwide this fall: “Heaven in Stone and Glass,” a new documentary from @BishopBarron.
Rochester, MN
Joined September 2009
- Tweets9.8K
- Following113
- Followers113K
- Likes1.1K
Pinned Tweet
What began as an answer to Pope John Paul II’s call for a “New Evangelization” has drawn millions of people into—or back to—the Catholic faith.
Join us in celebrating twenty-five years of Word on Fire Catholic Ministries.
Dr. Ken Craycraft, the James J. Gardner Family Chair of Moral Theology at Mount St. Mary’s Seminary & School of Theology, reviews Stephen Smith’s new book, “The Last Riddle: Advice on Living & Dying Well from the Imprisoned Saint Thomas More.”
Read the review below.
3
3
1,402
From @BishopBarron’s homily:
Check out his Sunday Sermon below.
“The faith makes no promise that earthly kingdoms or civilizations will last. Its refusal to despair rests instead on the Incarnation: God has entered the world as it is, not as we wish it were.”
on.wof.org/PBLgIeR
“Let us never forget: The fortunes of earthly politics wax and wane, but the virtue of hope in Christ the King remains.”
on.wof.org/hR9Y3Iu
It is instructive that the very evening in which our Lord set apart his priests and their hands for the breaking of the bread, he also washes their feet.
on.wof.org/FgEXyLa
How do you proclaim Christ to the culture when the very heart of the gospel message is so often overlooked?
Join Chris Stefanick as he explores the kerygma—the primary proclamation of the Church—and learn to reach others not just through another ministry strategy but by following St. Paul’s example: speaking from a place of deep intimacy with Christ.
Tune in to St. Paul: The Model Evangelist on November 9 at 1 p.m. CT: institute.wordonfire.org/st-….
In his christological masterwork, “Jesus of Nazareth,” Ratzinger invites us to seek the living face of Christ.
Now united in one volume for the first time, this trilogy serves as the inaugural release of the Joseph Ratzinger: Collected Works.
Get 20% off at wof.org/ratzinger.
“It is the willingness to rationally discuss in the face of disagreement that manifests our recognition of the other’s dignity. There is nothing dignified about burying our heads in the sand and refusing to discuss our differences openly and honestly.”
on.wof.org/gZex2zY
“Many Catholics these days are so fearful of being deemed overcompensating proselytizers that they dreadfully undercompensate to the point where they remain, like Peter in the garden, mute about their faith. . . . A Catholic faith void of its evangelizing mission is desperately in crisis.”
on.wof.org/TdRlH7N
“Voting on the basis of faith does not mean imposing your faith on others, as long as the moral truths are also grounded in the natural law.”
on.wof.org/WyRKVwq















