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Video Of Deacon Harold
"Founder of Aurem Cordis"
Travels from: Portland, OR
Deacon Harold
Burke-Sivers is the Founder and Director of Aurem Cordis™, a Christian
evangelization and apologetics organization dedicated to the dissemination and
promotion of Catholic values, principles, and teaching in complete faithfulness
and total submission to Holy Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the
Magisterium. The goal of this apostolate
is to bring as many people as possible to a deeper love of Christ and the
Gospel by sharing the truth of the Catholic faith in love.
Deacon Harold is
active in giving lectures, retreats, and seminars in numerous parishes, on
college campuses, and at workshops and conferences nationally and
internationally. He has appeared in Envoy and The Domestic Church magazines, and on many national radio programs,
including “Catholic Answers Live,” “Catholic Connection,” “Kresta in the
Afternoon,” “Across the Nation,” and “Catholic Bookmarks.” He has been featured on the Eternal Word
Television Network's "Life on the Rock", "EWTN Live" and
hosts "Behold the Man," an EWTN series on male spirituality. Deacon Harold’s numerous publications,
audio-video library and E-Store can be accessed through his website: www.auremcordis.com.
Deacon
Burke-Sivers holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Business Administration
from the University of Notre Dame, and a Master’s degree in Theological Studies
from the University of Dallas. Deacon
Harold is a Benedictine Oblate of Mt. Angel Abbey, an associate member of the
Fellowship of Catholic Scholars, a member of the Confraternity of Catholic
Clergy, and a consultation team member for the National Conference of Catholic
Bishops National Directory for
Catechesis.
Currently
serving as the Director of Public Safety at the University of Portland, Deacon
Harold is a nationally recognized expert in school safety, security, and
violence prevention, and is listed in the International Who’s Who of
Professional Management. He and his wife
Colleen have four children.
SPEAKER TOPICS
Deacon Harold's dynamic experiences and deep love for the
Catholic faith provide him the tools to speak on any topic related to
Catholicism. Below are example speeches showcasing Deacon Harold's expertise:
Putting on the Armor of God: Preparing for Spiritual Combat. This talk will examine Satan’s strategy for destroying a man’s relationship with God. Deacon will develop a battle plan to combat the effects of sin in the hearts and lives of men and their families, and provide the tools men need to be spiritual leaders in the family and society.
Relationships, Intimacy and Holiness: The Theology of the Body for Teens. Deacon Harold will examine various expressions of disordered, "self-centered" sexuality that challenge and hinder authentic sexual expression, and provide tools that youth can use to incorporate virtue and chastity into their everyday lives that allows them to integrate their faith life into their lived experience.
Catholic Families: The Model for a Culture of Love & Life. This presentation will examine the sacramental dimensions of family life, which act as the bridge between the sacredness of family life and the brokenness of the culture, and how the grace received in the sacraments deepens and strengthens both parents and children on their journey toward heaven.
Male and Female He Created Them: God's Plan for Marriage and Family Life. This talk will examine the differences between authentic male and female spirituality and explore the intimate relationship of wives and husbands in the "one-flesh" union as a reflection of the intimacy between sacramental marriage and the Eucharist.
Meeting Jesus in the Beauty & Truth of the Catholic Faith. Deacon Harold will answer the questions, "What kind of relationship does God want with us?" and "Why should I listen to a Church that makes all of these rules that inhibit my freedom to do what I want?" by exploring the true meaning of love and how the proper formation of conscience prepares teens to receive the Lord by making a gift of themselves in love.
Living a Eucharistic Faith: The Big Deal About Mass and Why It Matters. Deacon Harold will explain how to live "Eucharistically" by making the connection between what happens at Mass and our participation in it, and the application of its fruits within our lives.
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Comments Posted By The Public ...
Posted on 11/10/08:
"I am a new Cathecist for our parish. It is a very old and very very poor parish on the east side of San Antonio- Our Lady of Perpetual Help, San Antonio) Deacon, I made 6 figures with my job as an Assistant Special Agent in Charge of Phialdelpphia Field Division over 5 regions. I am the first Latina to be in such a position in my agency, afyter 18 years in the agency. Well Deacon, I left it all behind and am poor again (back to my roots in San Anotnio). But I am happy! Insecure and unsure, but happy! I have been ignoring a calling, putting it aside. I can no longer ignore it and find I am happiest reading and learning about God, Jesus, the bible and my Catholic faith. I am very excited to learn more and hope to be accepted into the Oblate School of theology in San Antonio. I very much enjoyed your speech and can't wait to contribute more to this poor church of ours. I hear that the folks who run it are old and don't like to try new things, like adult bible study, etc "because no one will come." My comment to that was,"Thank God that Jesus and his apostles didn't have that attitude!" Deacon, I will pray for you and hope that you will pray for me too. I am in transition right now and hope to stay on task with what the Lord wants me to do. I will be starting up a private investigations company in town and would love any advise you can offer. I also hope to have our own conference here at OLPH and book you in the future! Thanks for all!" - Romy Gomez, San Antonio
Posted on 2/9/09:
"I just wanted to tell you that your workshop was absolutely incredible! I got so much out of that workshop, you are awesome! You really touched me and I learned so much from you. So I wanted to tell you thank you, and also that it was such a great pleasure meeting you! I look forward to hearing you speak again sometime.Take Care and God Bless." - Carolyn, Chicago, IL
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