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What if having doubts doesn’t mean your faith is failing—but that it’s growing? On the latest episode of Restoring Hope, the Missionaries of the Precious Blood podcast, Fr. Kevin Scalf, CPPS, sits down with acolyte Newton Li to talk honestly about faith, doubt, questions, and the journey of believing. Together, they explore how wrestling with what we believe can lead us toward deeper trust, greater hope, and a more authentic relationship with Christ.
It’s a real, thoughtful conversation rooted in the Missionaries of the Precious Blood’s call to reconciliation and the healing power of Christ’s love.
Tune in to “Faith & Doubt: Can Doubt Actually Strengthen Faith?” wherever you listen to podcasts and join the conversation today!
What if having doubts doesn’t mean your faith is failing—but that it’s growing? On the latest episode of Restoring Hope, the Missionaries of the Precious Blood podcast, Fr. Kevin Scalf, CPPS, sits down with acolyte Newton Li to talk honestly about faith, doubt, questions, and the journey of believing. Together, they explore how wrestling with what we believe can lead us toward deeper trust, greater hope, and a more authentic relationship with Christ.
It’s a real, thoughtful conversation rooted in the Missionaries of the Precious Blood’s call to reconciliation and the healing power of Christ’s love.
Tune in to “Faith & Doubt: Can Doubt Actually Strengthen Faith?” wherever you listen to podcasts and join the conversation today!
CTU has New President
Sr. Barbara Reid, OP, is the new president of the Catholic Theological Union (CTU) in Chicago, where candidates to become Missionaries of the Precious Blood study for advanced degrees and prepare for lives as priests or religious brothers. Sr. Barbara is the first...
Our God is With Us
An Easter message from our provincial director, Fr. Jeffrey Kirch, C.PP.S. One of the things I miss about being a little kid is unalloyed feelings. For adults, our emotions are often mixed and therefore complicated. On Easter, we try to imagine what the disciples were...
Light in the Darkness
By Fr. Tim McFarland, C.PP.S. An elementary school teacher was telling her students the story of Jesus’ resurrection and what Easter was all about. Then to emphasize the idea of new life springing forth, she gave each of the children a large plastic egg. “Now,” she...
Brother Finds Windows into Indigenous Faith
When Br. Antonio Sison, C.PP.S., took part in the Procession of the Black Nazarene in the Philippines, he was transported, and not just by his feet. He’d seen the famous annual procession on television, but never was part of it before he traveled to Manila in 2018...
Forsaken!
By Fr. Dennis Chriszt, C.PP.S. In the opening Gospel at the beginning of Mass today, the crowds cry out, “Hosanna!” In the reading of the Passion, they cry out “Crucify him!” The disciples join with the crowds on Palm Sunday as he arrives in Jerusalem. At the Last...