But whereunto shall I esteem this generation to be like? It is like to children sitting in the market place. Who crying to their companions
Particles of Faith, by Stacy Trasancos, is a must-read for Catholics (and others of good faith) who are weary of the vitriol in the faith-science
I once read an article where the author questioned the social convention of introducing people by their name and occupation. She pointed out that it
I am late writing this blog because I have been busy this week. I am almost always busy, but this week is busier than most
There are a great variety of vocations in life, but all require a deep, persistent love. Whether we look at our vocation in general terms
“A man fell victim to robbers as he went down from Jerusalem to Jericho. They stripped and beat him and went off leaving him half-dead.”
Tomorrow in the Byzantine rite is the feast day of Moses, God-seer and prophet. The Gospel is Jesus parable about the talents. In this parable
I first encountered Servant of God Elisabeth Leseur about five years ago when I was towards the beginning stages of my spiritual dry spell. The
We are surrounded by human suffering. Many people are hurting in today’s world. Some suffering is horrific and some minor, but every kind can be
Are you in a situation where you are discontent with circumstances? Have you ever wished that things could just turn around? We could waste our lives
Happy Feast of the Transfiguration of our Lord. This feast brings to our attention the prophet Elijah, who was one of the two prophets to
It has become harder and harder to keep track of the places to #prayfor with so much violence occurring all over the world within a
Don’t we all long to see God? Yet, so much of the time, He remains largely invisible to us. How does He reveal Himself in
Today we celebrate the feast of St. Maria Goretti, the Little Saint of Great Mercy. Her story reminds us that we are never beyond hope,
This is a post about a Spanish Jesuit priest, who, according to his superior, “is a mediocre preacher and hears confessions and is fit for
The Theological Virtue of Hope helps us to see that we are not made for this world and our true home is waiting for us
Since St. Therese of Lisieux is a favorite of mine (and is a Doctor of the Church for a reason!), I thought it would be
I don’t know what to make of these Conjugal visits of ours, Whether they make things better Or worse between us. I have suffered more
(This post originally appeared on www.yellowpelican.net) It started with an episode of the Magic School Bus and ended with a trip to Urgent Care. Last
In an apologetics course I am taking this semester, we recently discussed the argument often propagated by atheists that God must not exist due to
One of the more memorable G.K. Chesterton’s “Father Brown” stories is The Resurrection of Father Brown. In this short story the titular character is “murdered”
