Just about everybody in the nation has an opinion about Tim Tebow so I thought I’d weigh in. Tebow is one of the most polarizing
I will be honest, a week ago I was really scared. It was my wife’s “Due Date” with our second child, and I realized that
I have been leading the youth group at my parish for almost four years now, based on the LifeTeen (www.lifeteen.com) model. I started out with lofty expectations
One of the things I have realized this past year is that the transition period from college to adult life is one of life’s toughest
Usury: The lending of money with an interest charge for its use; especially : the lending of money at exorbitant interest rates. (Merriam-Webster) Are you
“O let all who thirst, Let them come to the water And let all who have nothing, Let them come to the Lord.” Today’s post
I was merely a freshman coming to the close of a busy year at the University of Notre Dame. I had made friendships that seemed
Heroes come in all shapes and sizes. I think one of the things that has surprised me most about life is who the real heroes
Tie your running shoes to the outside of your bag before the security lines to save space and wear slip off shoes for ease of
There is no doubt that sexual immorality is prevalent in our society. The sheer number of sexual images that the modern person is exposed to
After five years in college, I’m finally going to get that degree in marketing. All that hard work and pressure shall finally end…And would pave
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
“Then the King will say to those on His right, ‘Come, you who are blessed of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from
Life is hard, and there are going to be days where it seems that your world is caving in around you. For most of us,
I believe everyday is Judgment Day! Let’s start with some COMMON SENSE, Shall we? Voltaire puts it this way “Common sense is not so common.” I agree
Mommy blogs and how popular they have become, is the topic of conversation these past few days. Julie wrote a wonderful piece last week about them
“The more money we spend on schools today, the less we’ll have to spend on missiles tomorrow.” New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof wrote that
We are actually already there. It saddens me, frightens me, makes me want to lock my doors and bar my windows. As someone with four
I sat down to read the newspaper, baby napping, hot coffee in hand. The headline – 1 in 15 Americans Now Part of Poorest Poor
The problem with pleasure isn’t that it exists. In other words, it isn’t the same thing as the problem of evil. The problem isn’t that pleasure
