This summer we have two seminarians working as Camp Counselors at Camp Wojtyla in Colorado: Kyle Neterer and Michael Bower. This unique experience adds to the fullness of their formation for the priesthood in surprisingly direct ways!
To give some background about Camp Wojtyla, it was named after Blessed John Paul II who loved to minster to young people in the outdoors. Continue reading
While the Office for Vocations spends the bulk of its time promoting the priesthood and consecrated life, it also supports the vocation to marriage. One of the best marriage discipleship ministries in our Diocese is a program called, “The Third Option.” Below are “Frequently Asked Questions” about this ministry, as well as testimonials from the participants themselves. Continue reading
by FATHER DAVID HASSER
At the beginning of January (2nd – 6th) I had a great opportunity to spend five action-packed days with over 150 college students from our local area. Throughout the year I spend a lot of Continue reading
“Psychiatry will sooner or later follow the military in shifting the focus from the individual’s needs to the needs of the society. The individual’s effectiveness in fulfilling his responsibility to the needs of the society will become the goal of treatment – not his happiness or even his safety (1).” Continue reading
DANIEL SHINE
Dear Reader: Not long ago, Father David Hasser asked me to write an article describing the work that Father Brian Doerr does as Vice Rector of Mount St. Mary’s Seminary. I decided to write the article as a letter to you in order to emphasize Continue reading
COLE DAILY
“Behold, how good and pleasant it is when brothers dwell in unity!” (Psalm 133:1). The Psalmist understands that there is something special about brotherhood, something mystical. But what is it? Continue reading
FATHER DAVID HASSER
From July 10-12, twenty-six young men gathered for a retreat called CRUX (Latin for “cross”) which focused on the theme of Christian discipleship in the Gospel, “Come Follow Me!” Continue reading
