“I fled Him, down the nights and down the days;I fled Him, down the arches of the years;I fled Him, down the labyrinthine ways;Of my own mi... Read More ...
We’ve been experiencing COVID-19 shutdowns for long enough now that the days are starting to run together. With the first flurry of emotion... Read More ...
During this COVID-19 pandemic, another pandemic which was already ravaging the world is quietly growing even stronger. It’s the pandemic of... Read More ...
What is suffering? One way to define suffering is the rupture between your future as you pictured it and the reality of what your future wi... Read More ...
We claim to have faith, and we often pray, “Thy will be done,” but do our beliefs penetrate to the depths of our souls? When hard times com... Read More ...
Dorothy Day, a social activist and Catholic convert, was only 9 years old when a massive 7.9 magnitude earthquake devastated the city of Sa... Read More ...
I once had a bad bout of bronchitis, sinusitis, and double ear infection. I was in bed for a week, and this was the first and the (so far) ... Read More ...
Imagine for a second a world without love; would you want to
live in it at all?
We all need love. Singers sing and writers write of thi... Read More ...
What does it take to form young men and women who are confident, capable, focused, and free?
Our young people are showing signs of a ser... Read More ...
It’s been a year since I decimated my wardrobe. Last January I went through every clothing item I owned with the goal of purging without me... Read More ...
A few years ago, minimalistic guru Marie Kondo published a fantastically popular and proven approach to “decluttering” your living space, T... Read More ...
You might know, from reading some of my previous articles on this site, that I believe a sense of humor is a gift straight from heaven. It’... Read More ...
A Review of Journey in Love: A Catholic Mother’s Prayers after Prenatal Diagnosis by Kathryn Anne Casey (Our Sunday Visitor, 2019, 103pp)
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Art is more than just something pleasurable to look at. Its transcendent quality has the ability to integrate and ground our thoughts, lift... Read More ...
A major commonality in all suffering is the sense of the unknown. I’ll venture to say that sometimes it is that very element, the unknown, ... Read More ...
