Verily is an exciting new publication developed by a group of young New Yorkers who were tired of the negative messages coming across through existing women’s magazines and decided to make a positive change. Nat caught up with Verily’s Editor recently to talk about the magazine and how it came about.
Why can’t we redefine marriage? Aren’t we denying people of their rights? Can’t same-sex couples be loving parents too? Bishop Julian answers these questions and more.
In this session, Fr Anthony discusses original nakedness and original sin.
Professor Anne Hunt speaks about the place of the saints in the Catholic Church, how they fit in, and what they mean to us. She discusses these topics with reference to a number of great saints and blesseds, including Bl. John Henry Newman, St Francis of Assisi, St Ignatius of Layola, and St Mary of the Cross – to name a few.
Paul looks at the history and structure of the Rosary and how to pray it. He talks to Alyena, a convert from Islam, who shares how Our Lady walked with her through her conversion.
Daniel Hill explores new initiatives to reach university students, what works and what the future holds for the New Evangelisation on campus.
This is the second of five talks presented by Fr Anthony Percy as an introduction to Theology of the Body. It covers original man and the experience of solitude and unity.
Karen Doyle speaks about the legacy of John Paul II on femininity and womanhood – in particular what it means to be a woman, the vital life-giving role of a woman that goes beyond child-bearing, and the unique vocation of each individual woman.