ARTICLE – Holy relationships are important, and God wants us to have them. How does one cultivate a holy relationship? Pilgrim Center of Hope’s Events Coordinator, Nan Balfour provides some great examples of holy relationships and offers some encouragement for you to apply this in your daily journey of life.
ARTICLE – God knows what our children need better than we ever can, but he does expect us, parents, to act in our God-given authority over our children. Pilgrim Center of Hope’s Events Coordinator, Nan Balfour shares an exchange between Jesus and the mother (Salome) of His Apostles, James and John. Every parent should be inspired, take courage, and be challenged by Salome’s example.
ARTICLE – Do you share the light of Christ with others? This can be a challenge for some of us. Pilgrim Center of Hope’s Event Coordinator, Nan Balfour shares a creative way she shared her faith with a family member and encourages us all to be a ray of hope.
ARTICLE – If you receive an invitation from God to deepen your relationship with him, how would you respond? Pilgrim Center of Hope’s Event Coordinator, Nan Balfour offers some helpful resources to prepare you, when you hear “come, follow me.”
ARTICLE – What is a Holy Day of Obligation? Who is called to make up the Body of Christ? Pilgrim Center Hope’s Events Coordinator Nan Balfour offers some great insight to help you on your daily pilgrimage of life.
ARTICLE – Do you find yourself becoming wary of trusting what you see, read, and hear? Are you looking for peace? We present clarity and 3 steps to find peace.
ARTICLE – What is your response when you don’t believe God answered your prayer? How often do we expect God to come as we say and when we say? We offer a helpful way to replace our demands on God to answer our ‘why’ with an invitation to come into our ‘what.’
ARTICLE – Is the Eucharist a gift or a right? We offer clarity and hope.
ARTICLE -How do we make ourselves ready for Mass? Do not rush to the feast without properly preparing yourself for the banquet.
ARTICLE – Many saw Jesus afterward, not one was with him when he resurrected. Why is that?
