For starters, it is true that “leisuring” isn’t a word, but it ought to be; sort of a kissing-cousin to worshiping and meditating. Leisure is
The word diversity is used a lot these days. In some ways, too much diversity (meaning variety) can be problematic, but more often than not,
You may look at your life, especially as we get further from 2020, and think, “How blessed I am!” Even in a year like the
My wife said the other day to my two-year-old son, “You’re adorable, Sam.” Then my son replied, “I’m not adorable. People adore Jesus.” Those are
Sin can cheat us of the power that was infused within us. Thus deluded, we exchange the reality of tranquility, peace, happiness and joy, for
There is a natural phenomenon that’s easily verifiable. As an object travels away from its source, it becomes smaller, and as it travels towards the
Modern society is focused on satisfying the demands of the self. Too often we don’t look past ourselves and our desires; we refuse to sacrifice
Preach the Gospel at all times. Use words if necessary. – attributed to St. Francis of Assisi It seems ironic that a great saint who
As Catholics, we are called to build an open door to our church, a door that both invites others to enter into our fellowship
I recently watched a movie about the life of St. Joseph of Cupertino, the Franciscan friar and mystic famed for levitating while praying or offering
My husband and I were in the Nashville area recently, closing on our new home. We attended Mass at a church where we have previously
The Church is God’s temple on earth, and believers are the living stones that form that holy house. We have been called to follow our
I cannot deny that there are moments when my inner attitude gets filled with feelings of awe, reverence, gratitude, and/or love when I consider who
O God, you are my God, I seek you, my soul thirsts for you. My flesh faints for you, as in a dry and weary land
Why believe in God? Well, why not? Something made the universe or do you think if it was an accident? If it was, then we