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Garrett Johnson

Garrett Johnson

Garrett Johnson

Born in Texas, I spent 12 years living and working in Peru and Italy. A philosopher and a theologian, I have a passion for the power of stories in our lives.
Garrett Johnson's Articles:
Why Don’t Catholics Evangelize?

Why Don’t Catholics Evangelize?

Every Catholic must realize that through their Baptism, they have been transformed. This transformation, however, has a meaning, a direction, a purpose. Through the grace and mercy of Christ, we are forgiven, transformed, and sent: we are called to be Apostles! Now,...

Here’s A Quick Refresher On How To Go To Confession?

Here’s A Quick Refresher On How To Go To Confession?

Whether this is a refresher or an introduction, this film creatively walks through the Sacrament of Reconciliation in a way that will stick with you. In his recent book, "The Name of God is Mercy", Pope Francis reminds us of the importance of going to confession,...

A Catholic Symphonic Flashmob?!

A Catholic Symphonic Flashmob?!

In order to shine a bit of light on the parallel I want to make with this video, I  will start out with the words of Christ: “The glory which thou hast given me, I have given to them; that they may be one, as we also are one… and the world may know that thou hast sent...

“I forgot my phone.” – A Viral Video That Will Make You Think

“I forgot my phone.” – A Viral Video That Will Make You Think

This short film, called “I Forgot My Phone,” depicts scenes with one jarring, all too familiar aspect: cell phones, which invariably eclipse the main events in life. And while not portraying anything that we haven't seen to date, for some reason, this theme has struck...

What Virtue Do You Need To Help You Make A Good Decision?

What Virtue Do You Need To Help You Make A Good Decision?

 A large part of the work of any apostle is helping others to make good decisions. Sometimes we fall into the trap of believing that if we can give the youth all the right answers, they won't have trouble making good decisions. But in today's world, the availability...

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