Thomas Griffin 6/24/24 Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” “Wake up.” This was one of the phrases that summarized my life as a teenager. I cannot remember a day that went by that my mom did not have to call upstairs and wakeContinue reading “John the Baptist’s Message for You”
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A Good Shepherd Father’s Day
Thomas Griffin 6/15/24 (For National Catholic Register) Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” Read the Full Article Here for National Catholic Register Our third child is coming this September. My son Benedict will be 4 years old in October. His brother Gabriel willContinue reading “A Good Shepherd Father’s Day”
The Father: A Reality You Need
Thomas Griffin 6/14/24 Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” To be drawn into a Father’s heart is to know your identity and your worth. The Father: 30 Meditations to Draw You Into the Heart of God by Fr. Mark-Mary Ames, CFR beautifully accomplishesContinue reading “The Father: A Reality You Need”
Pride Month vs. The Hammer of Heretics
Thomas Griffin 6/13/24 (For Crisis Magazine) Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” Read the Full Article Here June 13th is the feast day of St. Anthony of Padua (1195-1231). On this day, in 1231, 36-year-old Anthony, a Franciscan priest, was given last rites andContinue reading “Pride Month vs. The Hammer of Heretics”
Storm Your Beach: 80 Years Past D-Day
Thomas Griffin 6/6/24 (From the May Magazine) Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” In Matthew (10:5-15), Mark (6:7-13), and Luke (9:1-6) there comes a point when Jesus has taught his disciples well and he gives them the task of continuing to spread hisContinue reading “Storm Your Beach: 80 Years Past D-Day”
Truth and Your Infinite Worth
Thomas Griffin 6/4/24 (From the May Issue) Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” A large mission of the Empty Tomb Project is to give readers ongoing access to the latest Church news while remaining steadfast to the truth. Our topics are meant toContinue reading “Truth and Your Infinite Worth”
The Magazine: May ’24 Issue
Thomas Griffin 5/29/24 Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” Thomas Griffin is the chairperson of the religion department at a Catholic high school on Long Island where he lives with his wife and two sons. He has a masters degree in theology andContinue reading “The Magazine: May ’24 Issue”
Mass is an Everlasting Memorial Day
Thomas Griffin 5/27/24 Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” Every year, the country takes a pause at the end of the month of May to pay homage to our veterans. We remember the sacrifices that others made so that we could live withContinue reading “Mass is an Everlasting Memorial Day”
Keep the Pentecost Fire
Thomas Griffin 5/20/24 (For SpiritualDirection.com) Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” Read “Let the Fire Fall” for SpiritualDirection.com This piece focuses on the power of Pentecost and how we are invited to allow it to radically change our lives. Thomas Griffin is theContinue reading “Keep the Pentecost Fire”
NFL Kicker Faces Backlash Over Catholic Speech
Thomas Griffin 5/17/24 Join Our Email List Get new content delivered directly to your inbox. Read “Empty Tomb Project: The Magazine” On Saturday, May 11th, Harrison Butker gave a commencement speech at Benedictine College in Kansas. Butker is famous as the field goal kicker for the Super Bowl winning Kansas City Chiefs. Benedictine is aContinue reading “NFL Kicker Faces Backlash Over Catholic Speech”
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