Healing

Fr. Morelli begins this series by urging us to be true followers of Christ, not pharisees - to be in the world but not of the world.

Fr. George shows how feelings of anger result from the expectation that one "deserves" love from their spouse and/or children and therefore demand it.

Fr. George concludes his series by exploring the old and new laws and shows how Christ is the apex of all.

Fr. Morelli continues his look at Christ's roots and how cognitive distortions can taint this view.

Fr. George uses a recent incident in the news to show the healing necessary for all, including society, when one does evil.

In these days before Christ's Nativity, Fr. George examines more closely the meaning of Jesus' parable of the king's great feast.

Fr. Morelli concludes his series by looking at Scripture and corporal punishment.

Fr. George illustrates how to apply punishment.

Before beginning his latest series for parents, Fr. George decries "Godless Thanksgiving."

Fr. George concludes his series with more specific examples and a look at what the Church teaches us about this subject.

Fr. George provides specific examples of how parents can shape their children's behavior and shows how important it is that it be done in a consistent manner.

Father George outlines the use of positive reinforcement with children for good behavior, especially shaping that behavior through rewards.

Frank talk from Fr. Morelli on the origins of the festival and how it can be "healed."

Fr. George concludes his series, examining how trust in God's protection and guidance leads to hope which combats suicidal inclinations. (Click here to purchase the biography of Fr. Arseny that Fr. George recommends.)

Fr. George explores "nepsis": vigilance and watchfulness of the mind and heart as a way of overcoming the hopelessness that leads to suicide.

This week, Fr. George discusses dialectical behavior therapy.

Fr. Morelli explores the three phases of cognitive therapy.

Fr. George continues his series, this week looking at therapies for suicide itself.

Fr. George continues his series, examining cognitive distortions.

Fr. Morelli outlines the signs and symptoms of suicide risk as well as psychological intervention models.