Relationships – Page 12

Morality and Love

What purpose does morality serve? This is a question I have been given reason to consider from time to time—in particular as I live in

Nicene Guy September 8, AD 2015 1 Comment

Married Life

Why I Love the Song of Songs

It seems like we rarely hear about the Song of Songs anymore. At Mass, we read from this book only a couple times of the

AnneMarie Miller September 3, AD 2015 No Comments

Books

The Choice of the Family: A Book Review

Thanks to the great folks at Image Books, I was able to get a review copy of a The Choice of the Family: A Call

Luke Arredondo August 31, AD 2015 No Comments

Life

When Jealousy Threatens Joy

Well folks, summer is nearly over – also known as “Wedding Season”. Now, I love weddings. The dressing up, the sacraments, the love, the tears.

Morgan McFarlin August 29, AD 2015 1 Comment

Columnists

This Light, Momentary Affliction

“For this slight, momentary affliction is preparing for us an eternal weight of glory beyond all comparison.” 2 Corinthians 4:17. I never realized until I

Ryan Kraeger August 24, AD 2015 2 Comments

Family

Roller Skating, the Wandering in the Desert, and the Patience of God

For the past couple of weeks, I’ve had a chance to take my two oldest daughters roller-skating at a local skating rink. They’re 4 years

Luke Arredondo August 20, AD 2015 No Comments

Columnists

As in a Mirror, Brightly!

In a recent post I talked about how much Evie hates her carseat, because she hates to be all by herself in the back seat.

Ryan Kraeger July 27, AD 2015 No Comments

Life

Discernment Games

Perhaps, we should emphasize less praying for discernment and more praying that God’s will be done.

Emma King July 22, AD 2015 1 Comment

Columnists

Keep Your Emotions In Check

“Become the woman of your dreams, then you will attract the man of your dreams.” -Sarah Swafford Emotional chastity is not to prevent love, it’s

Grace Hincapie July 10, AD 2015 1 Comment

Columnists

She Isn’t (Just) My Daughter

Two things happened recently, that put me in a state of panic. First, we went to visit my parents, and I saw several of the

Michele Chronister June 29, AD 2015 No Comments

Family

One Year into the Heart of Fatherhood

May 31, 2014 – A day different from all others for me. Half asleep and running on fumes, in the wee hours of the morning, I

Bob Waruszewski June 25, AD 2015 No Comments

Columnists

To See and Love as Him

I can’t stop talking about my daughter. Well, I could, but I have absolutely no desire to. I want to take a zillion more pictures

Amanda Sloan June 15, AD 2015 No Comments

Life

The Catholic Church and the Inherent Dignity of Women

American culture, through generations of inherited ignorance, perpetuates many false ideas about the Catholic Church’s teachings about women. You can find the caricatures in almost any television

Megan Twomey June 4, AD 2015 61 Comments

Life

It’s More Than Just a Date

“May 14, 1988 is an important date for me. It was on that day I was ordained a priest. The longer I am a priest,

J.Q. Tomanek May 13, AD 2015 No Comments

Columnists

Too Anxious to Function

I’m a pretty anxious person – I have the prescription to prove it. I tend to look at the details of a situation and easily

Theresa Williams May 12, AD 2015 2 Comments

Family

Created to Be You

“So they’re both napping?” asked my husband, incredulous, “Can you nap?” Quiet time has been pretty rare around my house since my eldest abandoned naps

Megan Twomey May 7, AD 2015 1 Comment

Family

If singing is praying twice, then praying hymns is more than simply praying twice. It is that by which we feed our souls, uplift our spirits, encounter the Lord, and in doing so, become whole when broken.

Emma King May 6, AD 2015 6 Comments