Session Two
Welcome to Session Two
If you find yourself in God’s boat, yelling for His help, you’ve come to the right place. Speakers will discuss how to conquer your demons, how to build relationship with God and find peace in prayer, how to receive peace even in the chaos of the world, and how to walk through seven steps of serenity!
Teresa Tomeo
Seven Steps to Serenity
In this new presentation, National Catholic Talk Show Host, Motivational Speaker, and Best Selling Catholic Author, Teresa Tomeo, shares insights from her latest book, Listening for God, to help Catholic women, find long-lasting peace.
Teresa offers seven practical steps that can be applied to daily life encouraging you to stay focused on Christ and maintain balance in today's busy, noisy world.
Bio: Teresa Tomeo is a syndicated Catholic talk show host, author of numerous books, and an international speaker. She has more than 30 years of experience in TV, radio, and newspaper, 20 of which were as a secular reporter/anchor in the Detroit market. Her weekday morning radio program, Catholic Connection, is produced by Ave Maria Radio in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and is now heard on over 500 radio stations worldwide, and on the internet through the EWTN Global Catholic Radio Network. Teresa owns her own speaking and communications company, Teresa Tomeo Communications, LLC. She is also the founder of T’s Italy, an Italy travel consulting website and service offering personalized travel consulting to help make the most out of the Italy travel experience, with hopes of leading travelers to God.
How to get more from Teresa! Press the image “Listening for God.”
Kathleen Beckman
God's Healing Mercy: Finding Your Path to Forgiveness, Peace, and Joy
Covering some topics in her best-selling book, ‘God’s Healing Mercy: Finding Your Path to Forgiveness, Peace, and Joy”, Kathleen invites you to seek peace and joy; to receive these God-given gifts through divine intimacy. She gives practical points on how the enemies of peace (the world, flesh, and devil) tempt us to lose peace of soul. Then she gives 8 keys to the art of abiding in peace, joy, and hope. She offers a prayer for healing also.
Bio: Kathleen Beckman has served the Church for twenty-five years as an international Catholic Evangelist, best selling author, Ignatian retreat director, and radio host. She is the President and co-founder of "Foundation of Prayer for Priests". After formation in Rome and the Pope Leo XIII Institute, she is serving as the diocesan administrator of deliverance and exorcism ministry; and is a member of the exorcist's team. After the murder of a loved one, she learned the power of forgiveness and the call to become a vessel of divine mercy. Sophia Press published her last four books: Praying for Priests; God's Healing Mercy; When Women Pray; and A Family Guide to Spiritual Warfare.
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Hillary Draftz
Why Do I Need the Church?
Can't I just be spiritual without organized religion? Come learn about God's plan to establish the Church and how He saves us through our membership in His family. The human heart was created for the communion of the Church, and it's precisely what we need in 2021!
Bio: Hilary Draftz became a full-time FOCUS missionary in 2005 after earning a bachelor’s degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder. She has served FOCUS on various levels of the campus and regional leadership and as Director of Quality, Growth, & Innovation. Hilary is currently serving as director of the West Area, leading a team of six regional directors who work directly with more than 200 missionaries on more than 40 college campuses from California to Kansas. She and her husband, Tim, live in Lakewood, Colorado with their five children.
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St. Teresa of Avila poem: In the Hands of God, I am Yours and born of You, What do You want of me?
Majestic Sovereign, Unending wisdom, Kindness pleasing to my soul; God sublime, one Being Good,
Behold this one so vile. Singing of her love to you: What do You want of me?
Yours, You made me, Yours, you saved me, Yours, you called me, Yours, you awaited me, Yours, I did not stray. What do you want of me?
Good Lord, what do you want of me? What is this wretch to do? What work is this, This sinful slave, to do?
Look at me, Sweet Love, Sweet Love, look at me, What do you want of me?
In Your hand I place my heart, Body, life and soul, Deep feelings and affections mine, Spouse – Redeemer sweet, Myself offered now to you, What do you want of me?
Give me death, give me life, Health or sickness, Honor or shame, War or swelling peace, Weakness or full strength, Yes, to these I say,
What do you want of me?
Give me wealth or want, Happiness or gloominess, Heaven or hell, Sweet life, sun unveiled, To you I give all. What do you want of me?
Give me, if You will, prayer; Or let me know dryness, And abundance of devotion, or if not, then barrenness.
In you alone, Sovereign Majesty, I find my peace, What do You want of me?
Give me then wisdom, Or for love, ignorance, Years of abundance, or hunger and famine. Darkness or sunlight, Move me here or there:
What do You want of me?
If You want me to rest, I desire it for love; If to labor, I will die working: Sweet Love say Where, how and when. What do You want of me?
Calvary or Tabor give me, Desert or fruitful land; As Job in suffering or John at Your breast; Barren or fruited vine, Whatever be Your will: What do You want of me?
Be I Joseph Chained or as Egypt's governor, David pained or exalted high, Jonas drowned, or Jonas freed: What do You want of me?
Silent or speaking, Fruitbearing or barren, My wounds shown by the Law, Rejoicing in the tender Gospel; Sorrowing or exulting, You alone live in me:
What do you want of me?
Yours I am, for You I was born: Yours I am, for You I was born: What do You want of me?