
Maxims of the Saints
I love the stories of the Saints and the inspiration that I always glean from their zeal for life and their love for God. They

I love the stories of the Saints and the inspiration that I always glean from their zeal for life and their love for God. They

As a little girl, I loved puzzles. The more difficult they were, the more I loved them. And how I remember my anticipation at Christmas

What would it be like for God to send a prophet among us? How would we of today’s society respond? Would it be like in

This week, an in-depth interview with Pope Francis was released in Jesuit publications around the world. In the opening question, “Who is Jorge Mario Bergoglio?”,

All around the World people are making final preparations for World Youth Day in July, my thoughts wandered back to its beginnings. canada generic viagra
A few years back while I was on retreat, I received an emergency phone call. A teenage girl who volunteered with us had committed suicide

Sometimes it is necessary to stop ourselves and retreat, to open ourselves and realign our thinking with the ways of God. If we don’t do

In our current election cycle, perhaps more than any other in the last forty years, we have two candidates for President with stark, contrasting views

We know we need to do it; to put our busy lives on hold for just a bit, turn off the phone and computer and

Meghan’s parents were with her as she waited to check in at the airport. Her father asked her again, “Why are you doing this?” With
There Peter was, chained, with two guards on either side of him. More guards were standing watch outside the gate. His crime? He was a

The story of the Cristiada – or Cristero War – was released today in the United States under the film title, “For Greater Glory“. It

Have you ever sent a tweet only to have someone criticize you for it? That’s what happened the other day. I found a message in

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.

When walking in the woods, there is an amount of certainty when there is a worn path under our feet. That assurance lets us venture

This week, as part of vocations week, I had the pleasure of meeting up with Fr. Jason Vidrine‘s middle school class in Louisiana (via Skype),
We received a very curious Christmas card. Mary is tenderly holding the sleeping Christ child, her veil a crimson red. Behind her is the cross,

A couple of weeks ago, in the post, A Path to God, we considered the painful truth of discernment of religious life (or priesthood), and

I have forgotten, Lord, to look at the beauty you’ve given. Just watching the clouds pass is really magnificent! The squirrel tormenting the cat from

Last week on VP, I took the opportunity to write a post on marriage and a recent experience I had, witnessing a friend give himself

What makes a wedding timeless and beautiful, and what makes a marriage last? The Three M’s.