
Path to God
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

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

Guest post by Joe Sales This is the second in a series that Joe is doing for VirtuousPla.net on the Blessed Sacraments. His first post

I want to #occupyyourheart for a few minutes. (Sorry, I couldn’t resist.) We can’t turn around without hearing about the economic woes of the world.

Guest post by Amanda Castro Facebook is a plethora of obscure knowledge and people who claim to know a great deal of things that in

Greetings fellow Earthlings! I have returned from an extremely fruitful, stressful and fun week in the North of Italy. As you know, if you have

I experienced dramatically that I don’t know what’s best for me, only God does. And usually my plans go against His (“My thoughts are not your thoughts…” Is 55:8). So my best bet for happiness and salvation is to be obedient to God’s will, and so in an incarnate way to be obedient to His Church, and also to be obedient to those who know and love me disinterestedly and might be there to guide me.

My friend Ellie and I pray a novena once in a while and it has always been a very fruitful time for the both of

“A small error at the outset can lead to great errors in the final conclusion” (Saint Thomas Aquinas, Being and Essence, quoting Aristotle). There has

“What does being Catholic mean to you?” That may sound like a corny question asked of high-schoolers at a church youth group… because it is,

A bit of confession is in order. I often find I am not as faithful to the teaching authority of the Church as I should

You did not choose me, but I chose you and appointed you that you should go and bear fruit and that your fruit should abide;

I am currently on the run. No, I am not fleeing the authorities in Rome who are busy suppressing rioters. No, I am not Paul
This past summer during World Youth Day, as my group explored one of the many churches in Spain, I passed by a statue of Our
Relationships…. Or maybe I should say ‘people.’ No, that is not right either… What I wanted to talk about is our relationship with people. Man

I understand now why it has been raining. These raindrops are tears from all of the unborn children killed by abortion! I’m not sure if they are tears of sadness or joy, because surely those precious little souls must be rejoicing the opportunity to welcome home a hero!

We go to Mass every Sunday to fulfill our obligation as Catholic, pre-denominational Christians. This may be something which has become a monotonous routine for

In April, on my blog I wrote a post entitled, “The Mass 101: It”s Jesus and It”s Really that Simple“, where I laid down the

Every so often the Pope will denote a spiritual theme for the year. For instance, we’ve recently seen the “Year for Priests”, the “Year of
I concluded my last post by noting that there is a right way to engage in spiritualism, and a right way to develop a “personal

Guest post by Mr. Joe Sales I would like to take some time and discuss the Sacrament of Reconciliation. I remember once when I was

Global uprising as Occupy Wall Street Spreads International, Riots in Rome. When the Tea Party spread across the nation, there were peaceful demonstrations brought