Posting: What is a Christlike Response?
It is easy in this digital age for everything to get posted as quickly as the idea comes to us. But to be prudent, we
It is easy in this digital age for everything to get posted as quickly as the idea comes to us. But to be prudent, we
I see such massive resistance against complying with God’s will in the world today. This resistance greatly troubles me. There is an incredible amount of
The start of Advent and the Mass readings during Advent grabbed my attention this year. They are on the virtue of “readiness.” As I age,
As we are literally wrapped up in the Christmas Season and at the beginning of the New Year, it is easy to become overwhelmed with
Are you a Happy Holidays kind of person or a Merry Christmas person? If you are former, phooey on you. If you are the later,
During Advent last year (2022) Catholic Nuns surprised holiday shoppers in Downtown Boston on Thursday December 8. They stood outside in the cold singing Christmas
With Christmas only a month away, I think we need to start making preparations for this special day. How do we make preparations? We could
I was recently able to reconnect with a friend of mine and was pleasantly surprised to find that he had grown a great deal in
Perhaps you’ve heard the saying “Jesus came to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable.” Christian authors and speakers often use this saying to encapsulate
Movies, television shows, and music are great leisure activities from our usual busy and sometimes hectic lives. However, as Catholics, we should always be careful
When we hear the voice of Jesus, how do we respond? This question has two parts. We first have to hear the voice of God.
As Catholics, we hear many times throughout our lives that we must see the face of our Lord Jesus Christ in others, even our own
We have all experienced rejection in some way or another. It’s usually not pleasant. The rejection might have been on a job application, or perhaps
In the fitness and nutrition world we often say, “You are what you eat.” For example, eating excessive carbohydrates (especially simple sugars) and saturated fats,
God has many titles. We can think of Him as our Creator or Shepherd. We can even think of Him as the ultimate Artist or
Last month, I offered some thoughts on forgiveness. The subject seems to have resonated with quite a few people. It also gave rise to a
Part of my daily prayer routine is to write a letter to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. Knowing that I can just go to
Scripture tells us that we grow closer to God to the extent that we are content with what we have and realize that God is
Yes, I know how to laugh. I can’t blame the handful of people who regularly read my articles for wondering. While writing my previous column
Some Catholics shy away from the Rosary because they view it as repetitive prayer. But it is much more than mere repetition. Thanks to divine
Stories our elders tell us are often meant to be instructive. Such was the case with a story a neighbor once told me. When I
Lent is a time of true spiritual renewal. We give up something we enjoy, we fast, and we give back to those in need. Recently