Catholic priests may be feeling ‘nonessential’ during the pandemic- here’s how you can help
By Perry West Denver, Colo., Jun 6, 2020 / 05:06 pm MT (CNA).- As restrictions meant to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus have forced churches to close or limit their activity in recent months, priests across the U.S. may be feeling “nonessential” as they...The Joy Workbook – Vocational Discernment In Today’s Culture
The Joy Workbook Vocational Discernment In Today’s Culture By Dr. Christina Lynch and Dr. E. James Wilde Looking through the lens of Catholic anthropology, this “joy playbook & workbook” recognizes that the source of all joy is God, and that supernatural joy is a...Learn more about the recent studies on millennials
As Director of Psychological Services at St. John Vianney Theological Seminary, I have observed over the years changes in how our seminarians have developed in their capacity to process thoughts and effectively communicate them to others. This observation has led me...Dr. Christina Lynch Radio Interview with Molly Smith
Dr. Christina Lynch – Director of Psychological Services, St. John Vianney Theological Seminary in Denver, CO discussing with Molly Smith her amazing journey that led to the philosophy of: How to practice our faith with our hearts first and then our intellect....Dr. Lynch selected as 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient
Dr. Christina P. Lynch, Psy.D. has been selected to received the 2015 Distinguished Alumni Award from The Institute for the Psychological Sciences (IPS). The Distinguished Alumni Award is presented on an annual basis to a graduate who has made significant...
The Joy Workbook
Vocational Discernment In Today’s Culture
By Dr. Christina Lynch
and Dr. E. James Wilde
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