by Steven Bernasconi | Jul 1, 2022 | CET: Learning the Faith, CET: Year of Mary and the Eucharist
During a recent trip back to Tyler, I was driving down Broadway Avenue with a non-Catholic friend when we spotted a bumper sticker that read: “No Mary, No Jesus. Know Mary, Know Jesus.” He didn’t know what to make of it, and I was soon flooded with all kinds of...
by Dr. Luke Arredondo | Apr 26, 2022 | CET: Learning the Faith, CET: Theology 101, CET: Year of Mary and the Eucharist
Among most Catholics today, the mention of St. Faustina is associated immediately with the feast of Divine Mercy, the chaplet, and the novena, and for good reason. These were the primary tasks given to young Maria Kowalska as Jesus began to reveal his plans for her...
by Diocesan Staff | Apr 12, 2022 | CET: Year of Mary and the Eucharist, News
The Diocese of Tyler will celebrate its 35th anniversary as a diocese with a Eucharistic Congress in Tyler, TX, at Bishop Gorman High School on June 10 and 11, 2022. Registration is now open! Register here. The theme for this event will be “The Eucharist: Source and...
by Dr. Luke Arredondo | Mar 18, 2022 | CET: Learning the Faith, CET: Year of Mary and the Eucharist
In a recent episode of the St. Philip Institute Podcast Luke Arredondo discussed the teachings of the Catechism of the Catholic Church in paragraphs 1322-1327 on the Eucharist. Below is a brief excerpt from this episode. You can view the full podcast episode here....
by Elizabeth Slaten | Jan 7, 2022 | CET: Learning the Faith, CET: Theology 101, CET: Year of Mary and the Eucharist
If you’re a Catholic, you’re probably familiar with the statement, “Catholics worship Mary.” If you’re not Catholic, you may have thought this at some point. The emphasis Catholics place on the Blessed Virgin can be confusing, even for Catholics sometimes. Isn’t Jesus...