Guest post by Karen Pullano. Back in another lifetime, when my husband and I had just our four little girls, I was working at the
St. Thomas Aquinas teaches us that juxtaposing contrary things helps us to understand what one thing is in contrast to another, as we see is
A king summoned the professors in his kingdom to come and write a summary of the whole wisdom in the world. They started work immediately
For the most part I enjoy living in Stamford, but there is one thing that drives me crazy: the way in which pedestrians cross the
“How is it that we do not die of love in seeing that God Himself could do no more than shed His divine blood for
Some Nigerians came to ask: “Is it right to join the ongoing street protests against police brutality?” I responded: “Stand up for justice, stand against
Guest post by Liza A. “What are you doing God? Why is nothing making sense in this world?” Then God answers — I believe —
Yesterday’s Gospel invites us to consider the interplay between Caesar and God, between religion and our nation. As Catholics, we have a duty to be
The term “repentance” might have been emotionally associated with a whole lot of negative baggage. When some use it or hear it, it may be
A middle-aged man died and found himself before the judgment throne. There, he was so uncomfortable, knowing that he was not good enough to be
A very large friend of mine from college used to say, “Food is God’s love made edible!” There were times when I wanted to respond,
When one reads scripture without the gift of faith (an internal spiritual life, in communion with Christ), the Pharisees’ spiritual ailment will only be interpreted
What is your opinion? Is a change from evil to good better than a change from better to worse? Here is the Prophet Ezekiel’s opinion
Being misjudged is a crucible, but don’t ever let it foster bitterness. If you cannot remedy the situation and clear your good name, keep in
New revolutionary platform uses technology to drive real moments of engagement and encounter in an increasingly digital culture In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, faith-based
Many of you probably have gardens. If you do, you know that it can be a lot of work. One must till the soil, take
A couple of years ago, I took it upon myself to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation at least once a month. This was after a
In Jonathan Swift’s famous book Gulliver’s Travels, the Lilliputians have a law against the vice of ingratitude: Ingratitude is reckoned among them a capital crime;
“I don’t know where I get the strength and courage to do this work, but my strong relationship with God helps. It is a privilege
The gradual resumption of liturgies within the parishes over the last few months has certainly been a cause for great joy for many Catholics. For
Witnessing a great deal of evil and scandal in the world that can take on many forms, is not an easy feat to go through.
