EDUCATIONAL VIDEO SERIES
Created and facilitated by Dr. Nina Marie Corona, We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction has been inspiring individuals, parishes, professionals, and communities since 2015.
We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction is a beautifully unique adult faith program that has been moving the hearts of minds of all who have viewed it since 2015. It’s not just an education. It’s a faith experience — moving and thought-provoking!
Each of the five sessions includes presentations with prayer, music for reflection, and imagery to enlighten and inspire. Each session also introduces a virtue. Attendees consistently leave with renewed faith, hope, and love!
The We Thirst series is currently being held in university and seminary libraries worldwide and has been featured in numerous Catholic news articles and programs. It is appropriate for a wide range of audiences including lay, clergy, professionals, and nonprofessionals. It may be viewed by individuals or small or large groups. The series is intended for everyone, whether or not they are directly impacted by substance abuse or addiction (but really, who hasn’t been?). We all impact each other, and we all must be informed and part of the solution to a problem that is increasing.
NOTE: This series is also available for streaming online. To purchase the online version, click HERE.
Created and facilitated by Dr. Nina Marie Corona, We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction has been inspiring individuals, parishes, professionals, and communities since 2015.
We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction is a beautifully unique adult faith program that has been moving the hearts of minds of all who have viewed it since 2015. It’s not just an education. It’s a faith experience — moving and thought-provoking!
Each of the five sessions includes presentations with prayer, music for reflection, and imagery to enlighten and inspire. Each session also introduces a virtue. Attendees consistently leave with renewed faith, hope, and love!
The We Thirst series is currently being held in university and seminary libraries worldwide and has been featured in numerous Catholic news articles and programs. It is appropriate for a wide range of audiences including lay, clergy, professionals, and nonprofessionals. It may be viewed by individuals or small or large groups. The series is intended for everyone, whether or not they are directly impacted by substance abuse or addiction (but really, who hasn’t been?). We all impact each other, and we all must be informed and part of the solution to a problem that is increasing.
NOTE: This series is also available for streaming online. To purchase the online version, click HERE.
Created and facilitated by Dr. Nina Marie Corona, We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction has been inspiring individuals, parishes, professionals, and communities since 2015.
We Thirst: Christian Reflections on Addiction is a beautifully unique adult faith program that has been moving the hearts of minds of all who have viewed it since 2015. It’s not just an education. It’s a faith experience — moving and thought-provoking!
Each of the five sessions includes presentations with prayer, music for reflection, and imagery to enlighten and inspire. Each session also introduces a virtue. Attendees consistently leave with renewed faith, hope, and love!
The We Thirst series is currently being held in university and seminary libraries worldwide and has been featured in numerous Catholic news articles and programs. It is appropriate for a wide range of audiences including lay, clergy, professionals, and nonprofessionals. It may be viewed by individuals or small or large groups. The series is intended for everyone, whether or not they are directly impacted by substance abuse or addiction (but really, who hasn’t been?). We all impact each other, and we all must be informed and part of the solution to a problem that is increasing.
NOTE: This series is also available for streaming online. To purchase the online version, click HERE.
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