Cuando recitas el Credo, ¿lo haces verdaderamente? ¿Sabes lo que estás diciendo? ¿Hay una diferencia entre creer que hay un Dios y creer en Dios?
When you recite the Creed, are you being real or are you being a robot? Do you even know what you are saying? Is there a difference between believing there is a God and believing in God?
Es activa. Es relevante. Es persistente. Más cortante que toda espada de dos filos. ¿No lo oyes? ¿Está usted escuchando para ello…a ella?
It’s active. It’s relevant. It’s persistent. Sharper than any two-edged sword. Can you hear it? Are you listening for it…to it?
Six young adults – an improv actor, hispanic ministry coordinator, recording artist, foundation director, Spanish teacher, and voiceover actor – share their experiences of the pursuit of living a holy and virtuous life.
A young man awakens on a Sunday morning to discover that his family has turned into zombies. In a panic, he and a friend seek refuge in the one place they believe they will be safe: the town’s Catholic church. There they discover the truth about what they have encountered.
A young man awakens on a Sunday morning to discover that his family has turned into zombies. In a panic, he and a friend seek refuge in the one place they believe they will be safe: the town’s Catholic church. There they discover the truth about what they have encountered.
Take a look at what went into making Palm Sunday and the motivation behind it.
Brothers Julio and Marvin become restless during the reading of the Passion, and begin slapping one another with their palms. Their mother is not amused. After a brief scolding, the two settle for a moment before they agree to a bet: who can shout “crucify him” the loudest. Once arranged, the younger of the brothers gets overwhelmed by the experience.