Art of Accompaniment

A guide to the articles found here, offering advice on the art of accompaniment.

Four essential practices for missionary disciples like you to remain in Christ’s word.

What does mercy look like? And what makes the Corporal Works of Mercy “merciful”?

How to evangelize with your story—one that’s easy to follow and hard to refute.

Keys to building a strong Christian community that fosters a deeper encounter with Christ in the Eucharist.

Three simple habits for bringing others back to the faith and raising up missionary disciples.

Sharing the Kerygma doesn’t require special training. Here are seven practical steps for every Catholic.

Our missionary efforts and the Lord’s perfect plan never meet. But when we pray, God overcomes that gap.

Have you had an encounter with Jesus in the Eucharist? Jesus is inviting you to transform!

In an unstable world, a secure understanding of self is difficult to come by. But in the Eucharist, we discover the profound reality of who we are.

As the Body of Christ, we are one. We are invited to live a Eucharistic life—to live our oneness with renewed vigor.

When we walk with another person toward Jesus there is discomfort. Eucharistic Mission requires us to break before we can be shared.

Mass isn’t just a Sunday chore. We must allow ourselves to be formed by the Liturgy.

If God desires to know and love each one of us, then this, too, is where we must begin.