‘The Art of Losing’ is Really About Trusting in God
We all experience loss throughout our lives. It is an inevitable part of the human experience. In the poem “One Art,” poet Elizabeth Bishop talks
We all experience loss throughout our lives. It is an inevitable part of the human experience. In the poem “One Art,” poet Elizabeth Bishop talks
When we look around there seems to be great unrest everywhere in the world. This unrest manifests itself in sadness, emptiness, uncertainty, anxiety, fear, lawlessness, disorderliness,
Something strange happened in Detroit on the evening of Sept. 10. Maybe it was just happenstance. Or maybe it wasn’t. This article is kind of
In college, I learned the phrase “the Sunday scaries.” It means that feeling of dread on Sunday night as Monday morning approaches, with its threat
I recently participated in a training course for the International Federation for Family Development, where families met from all over Europe and a couple from
As for you, do not be called ‘Rabbi.’ You have but one teacher, and you are all brothers. Call no one on earth your father;
Recently I was blown away by a couple of illusions I was shown online. They were viral sensations years ago – so I am behind
Because we can’t perceive it with our senses, we may be tempted to regard the world of the angels as ethereal or not quite real.
Scripture is speckled with much about the eyes of the Lord and His looking upon one and another. The look varies from that which is
We are at war. Each day we are soldiers, walking out onto a battlefield. Some people are acutely aware of the ongoing battle and are
The Ayer Legend The life of British philosopher Sir Alfred Jules Ayer (1910-1989 A.D.) has become not only the stuff of academic, but of popular
I wrote this article as a warning to all of us know the Catholic faith is true and right. To those who know the teachings
Have you ever thought of God as humble? He is many different things, and all of them good—kind, generous, loving, and forgiving are some common
Again Jesus spoke to them, saying, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the
St. Paul tells us that love is greater than faith and hope (1 Corinthians 13:13). He also says that one could have the power to
I have said this to you, that in me you may have peace. In the world you have tribulation; but be of good cheer, I
The sex scandals in the Church will not be completely and thoroughly dealt with until the rampant infidelity to Catholic doctrine throughout all of the
The secret to happiness: fall in love, get married, have babies – once undisputedly known to be the key to the majority of people’s happiness,
Some 242 years ago Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence and the United States of America was born. We declared our freedom from the
“Just do your best.” Chances are you heard that growing up, and even now may still hear it in adulthood. But it misses the mark
Trains and chains are popular analogies used to illustrate the argument for a First Cause, whom we call God. See: Reasons to Believe (p.
Recently I came across a Portuguese word, “saudade,” which means a melancholic longing for what was lost; a missing person, place or experience that is