TAU. Teach And Understand
The TAU cross is the symbol of the Franciscan Order in the Catholic Church. Following in the footsteps of St. Francis of Assisi, Tau Ministries continues the call of our Lord to St. Francis to Rebuild the Church. We do this by providing opportunities for the "living stones" to encounter and grow deeper in their relationship with God. These living stones will become "Heralds of the Great King", Jesus Christ.
God created us in his image. God, as Trinity, is a community of love. Seeking a relationship with God is a part of who we are. Tau Ministries' mission is to help those seeking, encountering and entering into the love of the Trinity in the Catholic Tradition.
"Oh God, you are my God, for You I long, for You my soul is thirsting." Ps 63 Grail translation
“ When I pray, when I breathe with God, I become part of the intimacy of God’s life. The Spirit of God who breathes within me draws me into the circle of love between the Father and Son. Through prayer I am drawn into the dance of the Trinity.” Ilia Delio, OSF. Franciscan Prayer, pg 19
David Seitz, OFS
Professed as a Secular Franciscan on the feast of St. Dominic, August 8, 2002
David has a concentration in Sacred Scripture from the M.A. Theology Program, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit.
Certificate in the New Evangelization, Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit.
Keynote speaker and retreat leader for several parishes and apostolic ministries.
Author of several articles on a variety of faith topics published in St. Anthony Messenger, The Michigan Catholic, CatholicJournalUS and Franciscan Action Network.
Author of the book, “Come, Let Us Worship” Reflections on the words and prayers of the Mass, for anyone who is wondering, what’s it all about.
Certified Hospice Chaplain
B.B.A. from the University of Michigan and has spent many years in leadership for companies as large as IBM and small startups.
Patron of Procrastinators, Financial Success, Prompt Solutions, Computer Programmers, E-Commerce.
A little known Saint, Expeditus, was a Martyr around 303 A.D. He was a Roman Soldier who converted to Christianity. He has been a great intercessor for me and I am asking his intercession for the success of Tau Ministries.
There are many legends surrounding Expeditus, some doubt that he ever existed. There are images and devotions going back several centuries. The way I see it, even if he did not exist, our prayers are always brought to our heavenly Father when we pray in faith and sincerity.
"Each of the elders held a harp and gold bowls filled with incense, which are the prayers of the holy ones." (Rev 5:8) Don't you just love the image of the saints in heaven offering our prayers before the throne of God? It's why we have incense at times in our worship, to remind us that our prayers rise before the throne of God.