by Magis Center | Oct 9, 2019 | Latest, News, Resources
We are excited to announce that the Magis Center will produce and share a weekly video called “Wednesday on the World with Father Spitzer” every Wednesday. The video will typically be three to four minutes and feature Father’s take on a topic from one of the following...
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by Magis Center | Jul 16, 2019 | News, Resources
Looking for something to listen to on your daily commute? Relevant Radio’s podcast, A Closer Look™, is now interviewing Fr. Spitzer every other Wednesday in the ongoing series, “The Essence of Things with Fr. Robert Spitzer.” Hosted by Emmy award-winning...
by Magis Center | Jun 1, 2019 | News, Resources, Virtue & Freedom
We are excited to announce a trilogy and video series on spiritual and moral conversion. Fr. Spitzer has been busy writing the following books: Book I: “Christ Versus Satan in our Lives: The Cosmic Struggle between Good and Evil” Book II: “Escape from Evil’s Darkness:...
by Maggie Ciskanik, M.S. | May 3, 2019 | Prayer, Resources
Fr. Spitzer has written and spoken about the importance of prayer on many occasions. In a forthcoming book, “Contending with Evil Through Virtue and Prayer” (to be published by Ignatius Press), he specifically addresses the “conversion of the heart” and explores the...
by Magis Center | Feb 27, 2019 | Church Teaching, Latest, News, Resources
This past Advent we suggested a practice of watching one of Father Spitzer’s 7 Essential Modules for the four weeks of Advent. Many of you responded to that suggestion by joining a special email reminder list. Well here we are approaching Lent. What better time...
by Magis Center | Dec 1, 2018 | Culture, Evidence for God, Resources, Science, Reason & Faith, Talks
After a year at a prestigious university, a student (let’s call him Steve) begins to doubt his long held religious beliefs because of perplexing and persistent challenges from professors and fellow students. He’s hearing things like: Random suffering is proof that...
