| By God’s Grace we are a Catholic married couple, committed to living and spreading the authentic teachings of the Catholic Church in the service of the New Evangelization. In 2004 we completed a 30 day novena to St. Joseph the Worker, at the end of which we felt the Lord calling us to answer Pope John Paul II’s renewal of the Gospel call and ‘Put out into the deep’ by travelling to America for two years of study for the MA in Theology and Christian Ministry at the Franciscan University of Steubenville in Ohio. |
The Lord had allowed for our home to double in value during our previous two years of ownership and to sell in just two hours which helped us to fund our journeys, studies and overseas accommodation.
In Steubenville we were privileged to witness a renaissance of the Catholic Faith amongst thousands of joyful young people who were taking seriously the search for truth and holiness; to be led by prayerful priests with great love and integrity; to live amongst many beautiful families who were striving to follow Christ as His disciples and to raise their children in loving, Christian environments.
We were also blessed to deepen our faith and our love and understanding of the Church under such teachers as Dr. Scott Hahn, Dr. Regis Martin and Dr. Alan Schreck. And in the summer of 2005 we enjoyed an amazing retreat at Mother Angelica’s community of sisters in the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Hanceville, Alabama, and the remarkable EWTN base at 5817, Old Leeds Road in Birmingham, Alabama!
At the graduation ceremony in the Franciscan University chapel of Christ the King in 2006, we were commissioned with our fellow graduates by Fr. Terence Henry T.O.R., to take the authentic truth of freedom in Jesus Christ and His Holy Catholic Church out into a wounded and lost post-modern world.
Back in the United Kingdom we are now working with the Lord to launch and develop the Torch of The Faith ministry, under the patronage of St. Joseph the Worker, Our Lady of Fatima and St. Dominic Savio.
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