
Virtue, that is, a habit of doing the right thing according to God, has been offensive since the Garden of Eden. Offensive…
Virtue, that is, a habit of doing the right thing according to God, has been offensive since the Garden of Eden. Offensive…
I usually don’t pick a Word for the whole year. But 2021 seemed to need one! My 3-minute video reveals what word…
A reader’s comment that she was “following the path of Mary” during Advent made me ponder just what the path of Mary…
Here’s one of the many paradoxes of the spiritual life: through surrender to God, we achieve our greatest freedom. I found this…
“You rescued me from the strife of peoples” (Ps 18:44). As the election nears and communication gets ever more verklempt, this is…
“Become who you are.” —St. John Paul the Great Have you ever considered how the assumptions you make limit your ability to…
A subscriber left a comment that she was going to pray this week for people who are different than she. It made…
Here’s my Lenten lesson so far: I am totally dependent on God to make any change in thought or behavior at all….
My guest blogger this week is Sarah Reinhard, who writes and reviews books and who blogs at SnoringScholar.com. I’m passing along Sarah’s…
Last Sunday we met Joseph, the toddler whose simple faith inspires the grown-ups around him. This week it’s teenagers—yes, teenagers, who inspired…
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