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In Focus: The Meaning of Your Life

Discover What Gives Your Life Meaning, Purpose, and Joy in This Eye-Opening Conversation Between a Catholic Priest and a Social Scientist

We want our lives to mean something. We want to know the work we do matters, that our relationships are deep and lasting, and that the choices we’re making are leading toward something greater than simply getting through another busy day.

Promotional graphic reading “Black graphic with the title “In Focus” in large white letters, with the “O” designed to look like a camera lens. Below it, in smaller gold text, it reads “Near-Death Experiences.”But millions of people today are grappling with a growing sense of emptiness and lack of purpose. Between constant distraction, new technology, cultural change, and endless demands on our attention, we can be more connected, entertained, and stimulated than ever—and still feel like something is missing.

It leaves us asking: What is my life really for? What will actually make me happy? And how do I build a life of lasting purpose?

That’s why Franciscan University is sharing a brand-new conversation from its In Focus series: The Meaning of Your Life, featuring Father Dave Pivonka, TOR, and New York Times best-selling author and happiness expert Dr. Arthur C. Brooks.

And right now, we’d like to offer you access to the full video completely FREE.

Drawing from scientific research on happiness, the wisdom of faith, and practical experience, Father Dave and Dr. Brooks explore why meaning can be so difficult to find and offer surprising, practical insights into what actually helps us build lives of greater purpose and happiness.

When you request access today, we’ll email you the full video, In Focus: The Meaning of Your Life, where you’ll discover:

  • Why meaning can feel increasingly difficult to find in today’s distracted, rapidly changing world.
  • The vital role faith plays in building a life of lasting purpose.
  • Why suffering and happiness aren’t necessarily opposites—and how difficult experiences can shape a meaningful life.
  • Why your brain actually needs boredom and what constant stimulation may be taking away from you.
  • How in-person relationships help us flourish and why they’re essential to a fulfilling life.

Whether you’re wrestling with your own sense of purpose, wondering what will bring lasting happiness, or simply want to be more intentional about the life you’re building, this conversation offers a thought-provoking look at what makes a life truly meaningful.

Don’t miss this important conversation. Just use the secure form below to let us know where you’d like to receive your free access link:

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