“Man’s curiosity searches past and future And clings to that dimension. But to apprehend The point of intersection of the timeless With time, is an occupation
“Take one down, pass it around…” and let good times roll. Today we live in the early days of the New Evangelization. Beyond all catechetical
How to convince someone to be pro-choice. Or better yet, how to convince someone to be pro-abortion: Get them addicted to crack. Consequently, crack numbs
I’m a husband. I’m a dad. And I’m confident in my vocation. But that doesn’t mean I’m not drawn to the monastic life. The
It’s a commonplace we’ve all heard in one form or another: “Love is blind.” But is it really? It may be true that our passions,
For about four years of my life I taught Catholic high school and have heard just about every question on Faith that exists. I think
I love Easter! I love the readings, the flowers, the extra Alleluias, the joy and of course the Resurrection. During our weekly staff meeting our priest
That’s a catchy, clever little phrase. “The speed of life.” David Bowie used it for a song. I think there was a movie. I don’t
Frida Kahlo – self portrait Frida Kahlo is one of the most important figures of 20th-century Mexican culture. Born in 1907 in Mexico City best
Everyone tells you how hard marriage is. They warn you against letting the sun go down on your anger, give creative ideas for date nights
Most of the time I assume myself to be a person falling into the same category Churchill found himself in when dealing with people he
Second question: If so, can we save it? To the first, I think the question is rather odd. However, it is odd because it is
In the latest installment of USA Today’s On Religion series, veteran journalist Judith Valente writes about Benedictine nuns in Atchison, Kansas. One choice sentence: “Whatever
Happy Easter Everyone! Just wanted to share my cousin’s online magazine. First issue was released today! Check them out! (That’s three exclamation point’s in four
I know it is Good Friday and perhaps there is a coincidence that I chose a top ten Catholic named wines for this day. Listed
Today is Good Friday. At noon, my family will drive to Mt. Adams, to a hill overlooking the Ohio River. We will descend many steps,
It was a terrible day; an incomprehensible day. Just hours ago my son was in this very room with his closest friends for the Passover.
As a perpetual chatterbox I approach the mysteries of Holy Week with mixed emotions. The stark, somber tones of the liturgies are in direct contrast
A wise friend once asked me, “Do you want to marry him or do you just want to get married in general?” Am I really
Technology can be both a blessing and a curse. It can be a way to learn more about God, but also waste countless hours. We
God likes to send us strange places, and teach us lessons we’d never learn in our comfort zone. This is happening to me right now,
