The Road to Emmaus with Scott Hahn Forming Families, Forming Saints
Oct 23, 2024
Fr. Carter Griffin, a priest in the Archdiocese of D.C. and author, shares his insights on forming families and saints. He discusses his journey transitioning from the military to theology and emphasizes the joy of spiritual fatherhood. The conversation touches on the significance of the Eucharist and divine adoption, offering a fresh perspective on moral challenges families face today. Fr. Griffin also highlights the role of angels and saints in fostering virtues, stressing the deep connection between family life and faith.
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Record Ordinations
- The Archdiocese of Washington ordained 16 priests in 2024, the most since 1960.
- Fr. Carter Griffin, Vice Rector of John Paul II Seminary, expresses joy at seeing men he helped form become his brothers in the priesthood.
Spiritual Fatherhood
- Scott Hahn discusses spiritual fatherhood, relating it to his own six children and 23 grandchildren.
- He notes the special bond formed as sons become brothers and the joy of seeing men ordained into the priesthood.
Freedom and Virtue
- Scott Hahn emphasizes that freedom is not intrinsically virtuous but a means to an end.
- True fulfillment comes from virtue, which strengthens the soul like muscles strengthen the body.