In the London Underground, “Mind the Gap” signs warn travelers about the space between the edge of a curved subway station platform and the entrance to the train car. Dangerous gaps also exist between various groups and individuals. Join us for a new six-week series on managing conflict in our relationships. Each week,
This is a series about effectively managing conflict in our relationships using biblical principles. In this episode, we explore three common mistakes when trying to navigate conflict and what we can do about them.
This is a series about effectively managing conflict in our relationships using biblical principles. In this episode, we turn the tables and start looking in the mirror. Sometimes that can be a little disappointing but very rewarding in the long run.
We're trying to resurrect unity and harmony in our world by learning to manage the conflicts in our own lives well. This week, we look at what the Bible has to say about those stubborn, deep-rooted conflicts that just won't go away or keep coming back over and over again. Join us for a homily on relationship grit!
This series is about managing conflict with love using biblical principles. By paying attention to the gaps in our own relationships, we can begin to bring unity and harmony to our world. The goal of every conflict should be reconciliation, but that often requires forgiveness. This week, we look at why and how to forgi
This weekend is the last episode of our six-week message series that we’ve been calling, Mind the Gap. It’s about the dangerous open spaces in human relationships which can create enormous gaps between various groups and individuals. By paying attention to the gaps in our own lives, we can begin to resurrect unity and
Try “confession”, “what time is Mass”, “book a wedding” or “how do I give”.
