Why does authentic Church renewal always begin with personal conversion rather than institutional critique, and how can sacred liturgy restore a lost sense of the transcendent in secular culture? In the conclusion of their two-part conversation on Driving Home the Faith, host Dr. Ken Craycraft continues his discussion with Jayd Hendricks—President of Catholic Laity and Clergy for Renewal and author of the Ignatius Press book To Make All Things New: On the Church, Reform, and Renewal. Building on Pope St. Paul VI’s insight that modern people listen more readily to witnesses than to teachers, Hendricks explains why living a holy life gives credibility to Catholic apologetics and doctrine. They also explore how recovering the classical transcendentals—truth, beauty, and goodness—through reverent, God-centered liturgy lifts hearts beyond secular modernity toward the divine. Stream now!

Why does authentic Church renewal always begin with personal conversion rather than institutional critique, and how can sacred liturgy restore a lost sense of the transcendent in secular culture? In the conclusion of their two-part conversation on Driving Home the Faith, host Dr. Ken Craycraft continues his discussion with Jayd Hendricks&mdash;President of Catholic Laity and Clergy for Renewal and author of the Ignatius Press book To Make All Things New: On the Church, Reform, and Renewal. Building on Pope St. Paul VI&rsquo;s insight that modern people listen more readily to witnesses than to teachers, Hendricks explains why living a holy life gives credibility to Catholic apologetics and doctrine. They also explore how recovering the classical transcendentals&mdash;truth, beauty, and goodness&mdash;through reverent, God-centered liturgy lifts hearts beyond secular modernity toward the divine. Stream now!

Dr. Ken Craycraft hosts Driving Home the Faith, catching you up on what’s going on in the world, across the country and in our local Catholic community. 

Dr. Ken Craycraft hosts Driving Home the Faith, catching you up on what&rsquo;s going on in the world, across the country and in our local Catholic community.&nbsp;