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Jesus is calling us to make disciples and to be his witnesses on the Lakeshore, in West Michigan, and to the ends of the earth. The Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization (LANE) is a school of lifelong discipleship that proclaims the Gospel and empowers our Catholic community in West Michigan and beyond to live out Christ's mission.
A Eucharistic Advent, Chapter II: "Christmas Every Day"
We don't often associate Advent with the Eucharist, but the two are intimately connected. In this second chapter, we discover that every day is a kind of Christmas, as the Nativity echoes down across the ages in the Real Presence of Christ on all the altars across the world.
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A Eucharistic Advent, Chapter III: "Right and Just"
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We don't often associate Advent with the Eucharist, but the two are intimately connected. In the third chapter, we recall that it is "right and just, our duty and our salvation, to always and everywhere" give Him thanks. And because "Eucharist" means "thanksgiving" in New Testament Greek, the greatest way that we can give thanks is to accept his gift of himself in Holy Communion.
A Eucharistic Advent, Chapter IV: "Come All Ye Faithful"
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We don't often associate Advent with the Eucharist, but the two are intimately connected. In this final chapter, we recall that although Jesus was born in Bethlehem, the shepherds still had to leave their fields and go to him. He has come close, but we need to take the last few steps forward to receive his Body and Blood.
A Eucharistic Advent, Chapter I: "Left Behind?"
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We don't often associate Advent with the Eucharist, but the two are intimately connected. In this first chapter, we ask if we have been "left behind" after Jesus ascended to the Father. Yes, we have the Holy Spirit, and Jesus in our hearts and minds, but do we still have tangible communion with him?
Are the Ukrainians Fighting a "Just War?"
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For sixteen centuries, the Catholic Church has had a "Just War Doctrine." Vatican II, and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, actually specified criteria that must be met for a war to be "just." In this video, Greg Smith applies these criteria to the current conflict in Ukraine to answer the question, "Are the Ukrainians fighting a just war?" Greg is the dean of the Lakeshore Academy for the ...
The Hail Mary Isn't Really About Mary
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The Hail Mary is misunderstood and distrusted by Protestants, who believe that it's about Mary and unscriptural. But in reality, it’s composed of direct biblical quotations, and all about the Word Made Flesh through her, Jesus Christ. Learn more about the Word at www.lanecatholic.org/ And if you're considering Catholicism, then check out the Considering Catholicism podcast: consideringcatholici...
Contemporary Moral Issues Through Dante's Eyes
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For the last three quarters, LANE students have followed Dante' journey through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven. In the fourth quarter of this course, we apply the insights from that journey to four contemporary moral issues and ask what Dante has to teach us about them: - Cultural Marxism - LGBTQ Ideology - Liberal Protestantism - State Power vs. Individual Freedom Even if you haven't taken the fi...
Being Catholic: Course Trailer
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Are you Catholic? What does it actually mean to "be Catholic"? Join Greg Smith, Dean of the Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization, for a four-session course during LANE's 2022 spring quarter. The course will be taught live at Holy Family Parish in Caledonia, Michigan, and streamed online. The course is available to everyone with a LANE Digital Passport. Visit www.lanecatholic.org for dat...
Discover Advent 4: What Is Joy?
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The four weeks before Christmas are a gift which Catholic Christians call "Advent." This is the fourth of four videos, one for each week, opening and exploring this gift. "Discover Advent" is brought to you by the Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization, with a grant from the Corpus Christi Foundation, and produced by One Whirling Adventure. See the whole series, and grow in faith and unde...
Discover Advent 3: Hope for Whom?
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The four weeks before Christmas are a gift which Catholic Christians call "Advent." This is the third of four videos, one for each week, opening and exploring this gift. "Discover Advent" is brought to you by the Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization, with a grant from the Corpus Christi Foundation, and produced by One Whirling Adventure. See the whole series, and grow in faith and under...
Discover Advent 2: Let It Be?
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The four weeks before Christmas are a gift which Catholic Christians call "Advent." This is the second of four videos, one for each week, opening and exploring this gift. "Discover Advent" is brought to you by the Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization, with a grant from the Corpus Christi Foundation, and produced by One Whirling Adventure. See the whole series, and grow in faith and unde...
Discover Advent 1: What's Coming?
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The four weeks before Christmas are a gift which Catholic Christians call "Advent." This is the first of four videos, one for each week, opening and exploring this gift. "Discover Advent" is brought to you by the Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization, with a grant from the Corpus Christi Foundation, and produced by One Whirling Adventure. See the whole series, and grow in faith and under...
Did Two Medieval Monks Prove That God Exists?
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"Faith seeks understanding," said St. Anselm. During the Middle Ages, two medieval monks argued that belief in God was rational. St Thomas Aquinas argued that God is reasonable because there must be at least one non-contingent thing. But St. Anselm argued that the very definition of the word "God" implies existence, in his famous "Ontological Argument."
Why Did God Become A Man?
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For a thousand years, Christianity had a standard explanation for "the Incarnation," until a medieval monk named Saint Anselm reframed it as we understand it today. God incarnated himself in Jesus so that we could be saved from sin and find eternal life but that doesn't really tell us *why* he had to be incarnated. Those were ends, but why was in the incarnation the means? Wasn't there another ...
An Invitation to "The Catholic Moral Universe: A Journey Through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven."
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Greg Smith, Dean of the Lakeshore Academy for the New Evangelization invites you to join him for a new course that will ask tough questions and look to an unusual source for hints about how to answer them. Learn more and enroll at www.lanecatholic.org/course/moral-universe
The Cry of Our Heart: Singing the Psalms (Trailer)
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The Cry of Our Heart: Singing the Psalms (Trailer)
The Catholic Moral Universe: A Journey Through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven (Course Trailer)
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The Catholic Moral Universe: A Journey Through Hell, Purgatory, and Heaven (Course Trailer)
One Whirling Adventure Season 2: American Pilgrimages (Series Trailer 1)
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One Whirling Adventure Season 2: American Pilgrimages (Series Trailer 1)
OWA Episode 4: Virtual Pilgrimage to Catholic France
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OWA Episode 4: Virtual Pilgrimage to Catholic France
After centuries of generous donations, legacies and bequests, by the 16th Century the Monastic Orders in England had become wealthier than the Crown! Who knows where this might have ended had Henry VIII and his chief advisers not had the foresight to bring about the dissolution of the monasteries. The dissolution of the monasteries and bringing the religious leadership under secular control was undoubtedly a major factor in England and later Britain's rise to global dominance. Despite Spain and Portugal's enormous wealth from their first-mover empires, their failure to bring religious extremism under secular control ultimately shifted power northwards towards England, Holland and France. We owe a great deal of gratitude to Harry and his key advisers for starting the English Reformation with this key step of ending the power of the rising theocratic behemoth in England.
Ora et labora
“Who will rid me of this turbulent priest?!”
Saint benedict was a genius
😊The medieval monks renounce the earthly world to form a church to lead an ascetic life, but ended up creating a worldly church and leading a hedonistic life. Jesus would be so proud of them, not.
in 20 days im going to become a monk in the one holy Catholic apostolic Church
Good luck! We won't see your comments around now will we?
My good friend, Please tell me what the name of the song is that is played during the 'ora et labora' section in the beginning. It's so beautiful and is driving me mad. Thank you!
That's exactly the times that muslims pray on, some of them are not Obligatory but all of them have same time They are: Fajr Dhuhaa Dh'uhur Aser Maghreb Ishaa Qeeyam Al-lel
We would not have any European civilization during the middle ages without these monks! ✝️📚🌾🐂
Protestant churches should take a good hard look at this
They play twister.
Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing
A bunch of dudes all living together wearing robes… not that there’s anything wrong with that
My only question is how can I find that background music?
No family, work like a cog in a machine, own nothing, wake at 3am after/before a long days work. I know that it is canonical but I still think that is unhealthy.
Sounds very similar to ancient Hindu way of life and from it developed the famous Hindu Caste System . A fine vedios . Thanks .
What almost EVERYONE doesn't know is that during the "dark age" the kings and royals had all the power and control of pretty much everything. It was after he monks and nuns decided to come out of their convents and monasteries that Europe came out of the dark ages. IT WAS THE TEACHINGS and guidance of monks and nuns that helped society to progress, NOT the governments.
Good comment, they like their Orthodox brothers and sisters also provided medical advice and services for free., were great winemakers among so many other things, like advancing education a tradition still alive today ✝️ 🌴🐊🇵🇬
Catholic monasteries are the foundation of modern universities
Gregorian chanting
One thing I learned in this video is that monasteries are the OG Factory
A wonderful way of life
Just like biblical and historical evidence proves that jesus and his apostles were vegatarians biblical and historical evidence also proves that the trinity, atonement, original sin and hell are very late misinterpretations and are not supported by the early creed hence its not a part of Christianity I pray that Allah swt revives Christianity both inside and out preserves and protects it and makes its massage be witnessed by all people but at the right moment, place and time The secred text of the Bible says ye shall know them by their fruits So too that I say to my christian brothers and sisters be fruitful and multiply Best regards from a Muslim ( line of ismail )
In June my wife and I spent three of the most peaceful and silent days in a monastery in La Malbaie, Quebec. Couples sleep in different floors/rooms.
I find this a very biased and uneducated video. Considering that everyone in medieval times worked all day, not just monks, the videos framing is very ignorant of all the relevant factors. Disappointing but not surprising.
Si San Benito levantase la cabeza se cía pa tras!
Are prospective monks allowed to bring in books of their choice? For example, philosophy, history, non-canonical books. Or are these available in the monasteries?
Please
The monasteries are full of )ews. Many of the Abbots, Inquisition and Bishops are also descended from Jay's. (Abbot , meaning father, is an ecclesiastical title given to the male head of a monestery in various traditions, including Christianity. The office may be given as an honorary title to clergy men who are not the head of a monestery. The female equivalent is abess). Many of them are in the bottom of their heart convinced chosenites, even if they also, in order not to have to abandon worldly goods, pretend to believe in Christianity". Source: the )ewish Spanish Encyclopedia. - St. Ambrose, a Bishop of Milan, and great Church father, said to his Flock, that the Synagogue "was a godless house, a collecting place of wickedness and that God himself had damned it. I declare that I have set the Synagogue on fire or at least given the crowd the mandate to do it...And if it is said against me, that I should not have personally set the Synagogue on fire, I answer that it was burned through the judgement of God". Bibliography: Smoking: Treatise against the chosen people. Published Patrum Maxima library./// Leroy Beauliean: Israel Among The Nations./// Cavilta Cattolica: Periodical of the society of Jesus in Rome. Volumes of 1898 and number 1870 from the year 1928./// Alfonso de Castro: El Problemo Judio. Actualidad, Mexico, 1939./// Juan de Mariana, S.J.: Historia General de Espana. Madrid 1650. Taken from the book: The Plot Against The Church by Maurice Pinay.///
I ain't getting up at 3 am. Period..
Me too 😂😂😂
I'm not religious at all but I will say Medieval Europe was built on the backs of monks who set in motion the Renaissance.
...and then the reformed order went down the same way after getting wealthy. makes you realize money changes people! for example the Cistercians. great video ! im a monastery tour guide and really enjoyed it.
love sext at noon
The civilization of Europe and America has much to be grateful to the catholic church and monastic life
Beautiful!
interesting take
Just like biblical and historical evidence proves that jesus and his apostles were vegatarians biblical and historical evidence also proves that the trinity, atonement, original sin and hell are very late misinterpretations and are not supported by the early creed hence its not a part of Christianity I pray that Allah swt revives Christianity both inside and out preserves and protects it and makes its massage be witnessed by all people but at the right moment, place and time The secred text of the Bible says ye shall know them by their fruits So too that I say to my christian brothers and sisters be fruitful and multiply Best regards from a Muslim ( line of ismail )
Narrator's voice sounds familiar but I can't place it. Can anyone help me out ?
The video description would be better served by merely adding the word "some" before the word "Protestants". Generalizing doesn't help anyone. Food for thought. Thank you.
Thinking about St. Hildegard of Bingen, whose appreciation of the natural world led to many accomplishments but also a vastly deepened faith filled with art, music and her amazing visions. May your journey be blessed.. Thank you for sharing here and on your website. 🙏✝️📿💙
Donations were crucial. Nobles would want forgiveness for action in ear, etc., so they would donate or even fund a new monestary to "buy there way into heaven". Monks were even revered by high ranking clergy such as bishops and the pope himself.
As for monasticism, it was invented by them; We did not ordain it for them, but (they adopted it) to seek Allah’s(God) pleasure, then could not observe it as was due. So We gave the believers from among them their reward. And many of them are sinners.
What a waste of a life
Francis and Franciscans aren’t monastics…
Heh. You're that kid in class. I remember.
Ora et labora doesnt appear in the Rule.
When did Monks sleep?
Oh so they just casually created society.