This session marked the fourth segment of our Getting to know the Holy Spirit series. The Wild Goose episode- The Spirit and Our Lady, focused on encountering the Holy Spirit and saying yes toContinue reading
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Building Virtues, Following Christ, and Reconciliation – By Fr. John Taberner (PART II)
What is a virtue? A virtue is a firm, good habit. We need the determination to live virtuously. We need faith to learn, and to deal with other people. Hope is a part of ourContinue reading
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Building Virtues, Following Christ, and Reconciliation – By Fr. John Taberner (PART I)
On Sunday the 22nd, we had a reconciliation service at the Lagos Resource Center in VI. The session included talks by Fr. John Taberner, spiritual guidance, and confession. Below are the notes from Fr. John’s talks:Continue reading
Lust and Chastity
We concluded Bishop Barron’s 7 Deadly Sins and 7 Lively Virtues series on Sunday with the episode on Lust & Chastity. An act is considered lustful when it involves the sexual objectification of another personContinue reading
Gluttony and Asceticism
Bishop Barron explained gluttony as an unreasonable or immoderate obsession over food and/or drink. He gave the typical example of how many of us are good at disciplining our physical bodies by going to theContinue reading
Avarice and Generosity
Below is a summary of last Sunday’s discussion. One of Bishop Barron’s opening points was that wealth in itself is not bad. In fact, it is good for society and the economy, but should notContinue reading
Sloth & Zeal
On Sunday, we watched the Sloth & Zeal episode of Bishop Barron’s 7 Deadly Sins and 7 Lively Virtues. Bishop Barron define Sloth as sorrow to spiritual good, or spiritual indifference which can arise fromContinue reading