Healing

Fr. George continues his series, this time examining cognitive distortions that lead to anger.

Fr. George continues his series, this time looking at the barriers to forgiveness.

Fr. Morelli looks at forgiveness and even offers us an examination we can take to measure our willingness to forgive.

As this classic series concludes, Fr. George provides alternatives for using vulgar and blasphemous language.

Cussing and foul language both create and reveal problems. In this repeat broadcast, Fr. Morelli discusses this epidemic, particularly in relation to our children.

In this encore presentation, Fr. George discuss the techniques of the "mental ruler," which quickly assesses a child's behavior so a parent can respond appropriately.

Fr. George concludes his series by showing how to acquire a Godly worldview.

In this segment, Fr. George gives us examples of how to reinforce proper behavior.

In this segment, Fr. George talks about psychological factors of indifference and what we are modelling to our children.

Fr. George explains how the cacophony bombarding our senses leads to the forgetfulness of God, causing us to commit a multitude of sins.

Fr. George concludes his examination of how Jesus and his earthly parents are models for our own families.

Fr. George gives us Joseph, Mary and Jesus as the model for the church in the home.

Fr. George explains the real meaning of the Nativity for us.

The promise of the Old Covenant was understood only vaguely. But with the coming of the Lord, God's purpose was made clear. Therefore, joyously proclaim His birth.

Fr. George concludes his series on aiding those transitioning to eternal life.

Fr. George continues his examination of God's mercy and looks at psycho-spiritual assessments of those approaching eternal life.

Fr. George tells of the sorrow—and joy—that exhibit themselves as one approaches eternal life with Christ Jesus.

What is the mercy of God and how can we carry it out in our own lives?

Fr. George continues his discussion from August. Today, he reminds us that God sees the big picture, while we see things dimly.

Fr. Morelli applies the parable of Lazarus and the rich man to the society in which we live.