LIGHTHOUSE MEDIA
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In this illuminating talk, Fr. Michael Gaitley recounts how Archbishop Karol Wojtyla, later Pope St. John Paul II, used the teachings of the Second Vatican Council with great success to help Catholics in his diocese live their faith to the full. Learn how Vatican II provides a map to help us enrich our lives through faith and effectively experience the good news of God’s divine mercy.
Parishioner Comments This talk has turned around my view about Vatican II (because I had very wrong perceptions about it before) and encouraged me to strive for true holiness. Daniel - Vancouver, BC A most powerful message. Judy - Murrieta, CA |
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Speaking from his perspective as a historian, Christopher Check reminds us that the crisis of our age is cultural and, in the end, spiritual. He explains that a flourishing society is not achieved through legislation or at the ballot box, but instead radiates from the family out. Using examples from the ages, he connects us with our rich patrimony as Catholics and provides practical advice on what we must do to transform our culture for Christ.
Parishioner Comments This talk is exceptional. One of the best! Kent - McHenry, IL Christopher Check challenged me to consider the problems we face in society and what we can do to turn things around. Rita - Morrison, CO |
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Matt Maher, an internationally acclaimed Christian singer, song-writer, and eight-time Grammy Award nominee, shares the amazing story of his spiritual journey. He emphasizes the importance of forming relationships with others in order to be effective witnesses of the Gospel and help bring about the unity desired by Christ.
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Featured CDs this month at St. Mary Queen of Angels!
Fr. Robert Spitzer, SJ, a highly a renowned philosopher and the founder of the Magis Center, provides a truly enlightening and practical discussion on how to achieve deep and enduring happiness. Referencing the wisdom of the ages, including that of Aristotle and Plato, this talk provides the keys to achieving the universal desire for happiness given to every person by God himself.
Parishioner Comments:
I found this talk to be so insightful on how to achieve the highest levels of happiness.
Alex from Plainfield, IL
This talk really helped me to understand that the greatest happiness is found when we focus on doing the Lord's work and not on ourselves.
-Mary in Poplar Grove, IL
Featured CDs this month at St. Mary Queen of Angels!
Fr. Robert Spitzer, SJ, a highly a renowned philosopher and the founder of the Magis Center, provides a truly enlightening and practical discussion on how to achieve deep and enduring happiness. Referencing the wisdom of the ages, including that of Aristotle and Plato, this talk provides the keys to achieving the universal desire for happiness given to every person by God himself.
Parishioner Comments:
I found this talk to be so insightful on how to achieve the highest levels of happiness.
Alex from Plainfield, IL
This talk really helped me to understand that the greatest happiness is found when we focus on doing the Lord's work and not on ourselves.
-Mary in Poplar Grove, IL
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Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet through song! With beautiful music and meditations on God’s mercy throughout salvation history by Jeff Cavins, you’ll be inspired to sing with all your heart.
Written and performed by Vicki Kueppers and featuring special guest Darren Rust. Orchestrations by Steven C. Anderson. |
Use the CDs to:
• Know your faith better / Share your faith better
• Give to family and friends
• Build your library and give away later when there is a need
Look for the kiosk at church. We ask for a donation of $4 ea. or $10 for 3 CD's. Checks can be made to the parish. Donations go to the church and for additional CD's. We will try to get new CD's every 2 to 4 months or as needed.
• Know your faith better / Share your faith better
• Give to family and friends
• Build your library and give away later when there is a need
Look for the kiosk at church. We ask for a donation of $4 ea. or $10 for 3 CD's. Checks can be made to the parish. Donations go to the church and for additional CD's. We will try to get new CD's every 2 to 4 months or as needed.