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The Catherine of Siena Institute is a program of the Western Dominican Province dedicated to equipping parishes for the formation of lay Catholics for their mission in the world.
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Click the title to donate. The Call To Christian Happiness CD Set Christ promised his burden would be light. If you're more familiar with the burden end of that statement, it's time to experience the lightness. In this provocative, refreshingly original presentation, Fr. Michael and Sherry explore the meaning and method of Christian happiness. Drawing upon the teachings of C.S. Lewis, John Paul II, St. Thomas Aquinas, Venerable John Henry Newman, and others. Four hours - 3 CD's - Digitally mastered for clarity and quality. Includes notes and extensive outline all in an attractive bookshelf package. Forming Intentional Disciples: Path to Know and Follow Jesus
How can we transmit a living, personal Catholic faith to future generations? By coming to know Jesus Christ, and following him as his disciples.
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Barbara J. Elliott, who leads CSI’s Houston area Called & Gifted team, is the president of the Center for Renewal, an organization she founded in Houston, TX, in 1997 as a resource for Christ-centered organizations working to renew individuals and communities. A frequent speaker and guest on radio and television broadcasts, she is the author of three books including Street Saints: Renewing America’s Cities, a contributor to seven others, and the author of scores of articles on civic renewal. Barbara holds an MA in theology from the University of St. Thomas in Houston and received an honorary doctorate from the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology in Berkeley. Earlier in her career she served in the White House and on Capitol Hill, and as an international television correspondent in Europe, and received the Roosevelt Award for Human Rights from the White House for her work serving refugees from communism in Eastern Europe and America’s poor. Website: 
Keith Strohm is the Director of Faith Formation for Queen of the Rosary parish in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, and the Executive Director of Lay Formation Resources, an apostolate that provides parish and diocesan staff with assistance in the creation of formation programs, days of reflection, retreats, and parish missions designed to proclaim the gospel, build disciples, and equip lay apostles for their work in the world. He is currently studying for his Master of Divinity degree at Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, Illinois. Keith has traveled extensively as a CSI teacher and trainer since 2005.