We have just ended our Liturgical Season of Christmas and we begin Ordinary Time. There is nothing ordinary about Ordinary Time, since we the Gospel focuses in the extraordinary ministry of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Just as there are transitions in our liturgical seasons there are transitions in our NACFLM …
Summer 2011 by Susan Vogt Dear Friends, Trauma comes in many forms – divorce, domestic violence, loss of a spouse or child, sexual abuse, physical illness or accidents, loss of hope, and environmental disasters. There’s no easy or pretty way through it. Yes, of course we pray for those experiencing …
Please join us on Thursday, April 24th for our next Professional Development Conference Call. Steve Bozza will speak about the planning to date of the World Meeting of Families. Specifically: The preparatory catechism that is scheduled for release this summer The theme and subthemes of the event Possibilities of collaboration …
Virtue of the Month Introduction to the “Marital Virtue of the Month” Series By Archbishop Joseph Kurtz Over the past several years, as chairman of the Bishops’ Committee on Marriage and Family Life, I’ve had the privilege of listening to many couples reflect on their marriage. Repeatedly, I’ve been struck …
Pope Benedict XVI plans to visit Philadelphia in 2015 when it is the site of the next World Meeting of Families. Benedict announced the venue during a Sunday Mass in Milan celebrating the seventh such gathering of families from around the world. The pope sent his greetings to Archbishop Charles …
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