Past Events
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Audio of “Sex & Gender in Light of Truth,…
Listen to the CREDO Forum with Dr. Hruz, M.D., Ph.D. on the critical and timely issue of “Transgenderism,” which directly impacts virtually every extended family.
Past Events
CREDO Forum “Sex & Gender in Light of Truth, Beauty…
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Internationally renowned expert, Dr. Hruz, M.D., Ph.D. speaks at the next CREDO Forum on the critical and timely issue of “Transgenderism,” which directly impacts virtually every extended family.
A full Q & A to follow. Handicap Accessible. Light refreshments will be served.
Come and Get All Your Questions Answered
Internationally Renowned Expert Dr. Hruz, M.D., Ph.D.
will be speak on the critical and timely issue of “Transgenderism,” which directly impacts virtually every extended family
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Faith
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Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing
When Credo became aware that the heterodox Association of US Catholic Priests (AUSCP) was holding their 2019 convention at the St. Louis Mariott we knew that a call to action was needed. Of course, without Our Lord we can do nothing, so our first order of business, as always was prayer.
Members gathered at the St. Louis Mariott at 4 pm, listened to a short talk by Michael Hichborn, founder & president of the Lepanto Institute, who had been investigating the AUSCP for 2 years. Read more “Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing”
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Latin Liturgy Association Sung Vespers in Springfield Illinois
The public is most cordially invited to the celebration of Vespers, even though you may not be a member of the Latin Liturgy Association. This event is open to the public. Read more “Latin Liturgy Association Sung Vespers in Springfield Illinois”
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New Life in Renewal – A Response to Vatican…
In response to the challenge that the Second Vatican Council presented to religious congregations, which was to renew the charism of their institute according to the authentic and original spirit of their foundress, seven sisters participated in an experiment that ultimately led to the forming and founding of a new branch of Mercy. The vision of Mother Catherine McAuley, the foundress of the congregation, was to establish Houses of Mercy. The Sisters strive to develop and amplify this vision within the mission of comprehensive health care, understood as the care of the entire person (spiritual, intellectual, physical, and emotional) and the Church has approved this for their particular institute. Read more “New Life in Renewal – A Response to Vatican II”
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