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Portrait Paul
Coming to Corinth
In observance of the Year of St. Paul, we bring you another “Portrait
of Paul” from Father Norman Langenbrunner. On Paul’s second missionary
journey, he visited Corinth, which was to be one of his most important communities.
Here, too, he demonstrates a “missionary technique,” which he explains
in his First Letter to the Corinthians: Paul would preach the gospel, but leave
the task of baptizing to others.
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Living Faith with Judy Zarick
Long-time peace activist Father John Dear, S.J., has just published his autobiography, A
Persistent Peace: One Man's Struggle for a Nonviolent World. For Father
Dear, commitment to nonviolence is an all-or-nothing proposition that has led
him to spend time in jail,and receive death threats. He makes clear that the
peace cause is an urgent one that should concern each of us.
To order Fr. John Dear's book, A Persistent Peace
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Ask a Franciscan
Father Don Miller answers a question: Why is premarital sex wrong even for
an engaged couple?
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Minute Meditation
This program’s Minute Meditation is from Catholic Update: Longing For Peace by Pat Fanning.
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Exploring Our Faith with John Feister
Sister Jean Frisk, a member of the Schoenstatt Sisters of Mary,
currently works on art and special projects for the Marian Library/International
Marian Research Institute located at the University of Dayton in
Dayton, Ohio. With her background in education and theology and
a licentiate in sacred theology, she has authored various works
on Marian devotion, including writing the meditations for two award-winning
works published by St. Anthony Messenger Press: Mary's Flowers,
Legends, & Meditations and Healing Plants of the Bible.
She also teaches and is a frequent speaker on biblically based
Marian devotion. She speaks with producer John Feister about the
Blessed Mother and the Christmas story in art and popular devotions.
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