Come to the Supper of the Lamb. Bring Christ to a world hungry for his truth given in love.
Come to the Supper of the Lamb. Bring Christ to a world hungry for his truth given in love.
St. Patrick Church live-streams the 10:30am Mass on Sundays (and the 10:00am Mass on holy days). You can find the player under Live-Streamed Events.
What is at the center of Christianity? What is most essential? At the center is Jesus Christ, that Jesus is Lord. Everything in Christianity only makes sense in light of who Jesus is and what He did. Jesus is our Lord and Savior, and Christianity as a religion is those people who have encountered Jesus and profess Him as Lord, following Him in their lives.
Christianity teaches us many truths about who God is and what He has done to save us. Where does that teaching come from? How do we know who God is and what He has done? The virtue of Faith is how we know these truths. This talk considers what Faith is and how it can grow within us, transforming our vision of reality.
The Bible. You probably have one sitting on a shelf somewhere in your home. Some find the Bible antiquated and obscure, even disturbing; others find in it an endless fountain of wisdom and guidance for their lives; and many encounter God speaking to them through its inspired words, ever ancient and ever new. This talk seeks to answer these questions:
Most of what we know about God comes from what God Himself has told us–the Bible and Tradition. But what can we know about God by the use of reason alone? Fr. Stephen Dominic Hayes, OP, explains what philosophy can tell us about God, and reviews various proofs for God.
The Old Testament of the Bible can often seem strange and difficult to understand. How do we as Catholics learn to read the Old Testament for spiritual understanding and profit? Why is the Old Testament so alien to us? How does the Old Testament relate to the New Testament? Fr. Jordan Schmidt OP helps us answer all these questions in his talk.
Today many people consider modern science to be in conflict with the Faith and teachings of the Catholic Church. Is that true? In fact science and Faith do not contradict each other because all truth has the same source–God. Also, the Faith is what allowed modern science to arise in the West. So far from contradicting, the Faith held by the Church is the grounds upon which modern science grew.
Politics is always embedded in a wider framework of how one sees the world. This talk presents a Christian framework for understanding politics based on the thoughts of St. Augustine. It considers the limits of politics and how Faith affects a Christian's understanding of what politics can achieve and how a Christian should engage in politics.
This talk considers what it means to live a human life. What are we made for? How do we find happiness? Why do we often sabotage ourselves? How do we change?
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