
I came crashing into the Catholic Church in 1990, two years after reading The Story of a Soul. Having been blown away…
I came crashing into the Catholic Church in 1990, two years after reading The Story of a Soul. Having been blown away…
My uncle John called his late mother-in-law “Rosebud” (her name was Rose). Entering the room with a big smile, he’d call out,…
Got patience? Students, friends, and random people I talk to in elevators tell me they need more patience. Most of us do….
Virtues are good habits of character. No one’s come up with a better way to be happy than to discover how to…
Most of us would like to be more patient. It’s a virtue we feel the lack of in everything from standing in…
I spent Friday and Saturday at a teaching conference in Baltimore. As usual, I bought too many books. One of them, Freedom…
My emotions have been pulled every which way during the last few days. Happiness in listening to things I agree with. Unhappiness listening…
The 56-year-old woman slumped over the arm of a wheelchair near the nursing home elevator was my mother, Sylvia, two weeks after…
St. Catherine of Siena (1347–1380), Doctor of the Church and Patron Saint of Italy, was a Lay Dominican and a towering political figure of…
Since Divine Mercy Sunday last week, I’ve been buzzing with a desire to receive more mercy, be more forgiving (of myself and others), and…
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