“There are no doubts in my mind that this is where God wanted me to be and it is such a blessing and such a joy,” Brother Zink continued. “As a brother, I can offer the students of Catholic Student Union my prayer life. I walk with them in their own prayer life and keep pushing them ahead.”
Full textDeacon Tim Warner, diocesan respect life director, told the statewide Respect Life Conference attendees Oct. 13 that the diocese’s respect life award was “all about hope.” “Everyone who comes into contact with the recipient is filled with hope for our church’s future: hope that the Gospel of life is being proclaimed to the people who most need to hear it, hope that there are young men and women who live their faith,” said Deacon Warner. “It is no surprise that this recipient is guided by the Brotherhood of Hope. This recipient is a light burning brightly in the darkness of the culture of death, a light which fills all with hope.
Full textWith the words of Pope John Paul II in mind, the Brotherhood of Hope has released “Into the Deep,” the second album of the religious community which ministers primarily to college students at secular universities. The CD’s title is taken from Christ’s words to Peter in Luke’s Gospel to “put out into the deep”...
Full textIn the beginning of June — while other students were beginning summer classes, working or enjoying the break — six students at Boston University gave two weeks of their time to serve others on a mission trip to Tanzania, Africa.
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