Family on a Mission; Part 2
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Summary
Welcome to Holy Habits in the House, a Dominus Project featuring Father Josh Johnson and Dr. Brian Pedraza who is Director of The Dominus Project and associate professor of Theology at Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University. For this final episode, our hosts welcome Stephen and Mauree Brooksher and continue the conversation about “Families on A Mission”! Stephen and Mauree discuss what it means to live the Catholic Faith intentionally, learning and growing in faith and accepting God’s call to bring their children along with them. To live as a true disciple of Jesus Christ, faith must be prioritized, and God must come first! As children witness parents prioritize their lives around God, teaching the faith becomes less about “formal” moments of teaching and faith will be learned in those informal moments of life. By making Jesus the Lord of our Homes, Jesus will be our solid foundation, He strengthens our family bonds, He directs our decisions, He offers us comfort, He leads the way and offers protection as we journey towards Him and eternity.
Episode transcript
“The Dominus Project has been a gift to Sacred Heart Church and School. Our parents feel encouraged and equipped to form their children in their relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church. Every month our parents look forward to receiving the videos and having intentional conversations with their children about prayer, the sacraments and service to the poorest of the poor.”
Review by Fr. Josh Johnson
Director of Vocations & Pastor of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church & School Diocese of Baton Rouge
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