For 2,000 years, Catholicism has shaped global history on a scale unequaled by any other human institution. Western civilization has given us modern science, the rule of law, splendid art and music and innumerable other gifts that we take for granted. But what is the ultimate source of these gifts? The oft-neglected answer: the Catholic Church.
Therefore, this October, Fullness of Truth invites you to their exciting Fall Catholic Family Conference entitled, “The Catholic Culture Revival 2.0!: Restoring the Good, True & Beautiful to a Searching World” at the new and amazing Kalahari Resort & Convention Center in Austin/Round Rock, Texas, October 3rd – 5th, 2025. Renown speakers include: DR. EDWARD SRI (dynamic Author & Augustine Institute Theologian); DR. MARY HEALY (Scripture Professor & best-selling Author); DR. DAN SCHNEIDER (Theology Professor & Author, Franciscan University); ERIC GENUIS (Renown Master Pianist & Composer); FR. JAMES MISKO (Administrator at the Diocese of Austin); FR. MATTHEW BAUGH (Director of New UT Catholic Studies Program); along with the sacred music of DAVE & LAUREN MOORE (Catholic Music Initiative). This awesome weekend kicks off right with an included FoT 25th Anniversary “Friday Night Dinner & Show” celebration, featuring lots of food & drinks plus Catholic “Illusionist” GIANCARLO BERNINI, and offers an engaging Youth Track as well as an intimate Saturday evening Benefit Dinner.
Our culture is in desperate need of revival and restoration, and Our Lord’s Catholic Church is frankly our only hope. This event is essential for renewing your confidence in the potency of our Holy Faith to shape and redefine the culture of the West, and you'll discover sensible ways to begin restoring Catholic culture - right now - in your own family life and even in the public square.
Don’t Miss It!
To register, room reservations, see the event schedule or to learn more details, visit our website: www.fullnessoftruth.org or call: 877.218-7884 / 877.21.TRUTH.
While I was beseeching Our Lord today...I began to think of the soul as if it were a castle made of a single diamond or of very clear crystal, in which there are many rooms, just as in Heaven there are many mansions. — St. Teresa of Avila
