MEDIA GUIDES//FOR EMPHASIS & REFLECTION
CORRESPONDING  SELECTIONS FOR THE LITURGY
The media below is intended to clarify and cohesively expand
​our thoughts and discussions about the Gospels and the Catechism 
and therefore help to develop the program's weekly themes.


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CYCLE A|FALL
CYCLE B|WINTER
CYCLE B|SPRING
Listen to the great Saint Frances de Sales guide his pupils through the maze of vice and virtue in this beautiful book where he details all the hidden keys that unlock the doors to devotion and union with God.
CYCLE B|FALL
Watch Bishop Robert Barron, in this 10 part series, as he explains how the origins and the growing maturity of the faith have shaped the people into the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church.
CYCLE C| WINTER
​CYCLE C| SPRING
In this simple book, Jeremy Langford tills the ground for faith by dividing our spiritual life into three different stages: "Seeds," "Roots," and "Branches."
CYCLE ABC| EASTER
Watch Bishop Robert Barron, in his keynote address to the 51st International Eucharistic Congress, characterize the Eucharist with the three definitive themes: “Meal”, “Sacrifice” and “Real Presence”. ​
CYCLE C|FALL
Recognize the three basic movements of the spiritual life as you join Henri J. M. Nouwen in search of God by getting to know the commandments of Jesus Christ and learning how to read the clear and simple road map to heaven which He has placed within every human heart.
CYCLE A|WINTER
​Follow Bishop Robert Baker and Father Benedict Groeschel, CFR through the many challenges of discipleship and service as we will to follow and serve Jesus Christ in His people.
CYCLE A|SPRING
Meditate on this address to religious and come to know the basic spiritual recipe of wisdom, purity and justice which Christ, by His life, proclaimed us (in all walks of life) to follow.
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