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The Tears of Peter and the Despair of Judas

Posted April 17th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

After he was called to be an Apostle of Jesus Christ, Judas betrayed his friend, Lord and Savior. Then, it got worse. [Read More...]

C.S. Lewis: Love Is the Key to Humility

Posted April 4th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

Pride and vanity are restrictive, turning us inward — ultimately making us sad, insecure, and restless. Humility is expansive. [Read More...]

The Pain That Leads to Sin Can Lead to Holiness

Posted March 27th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

Nothing brings us to despair faster than a sense of meaninglessness, a lack of purpose in our lives. [Read More...]

Ash Wednesday Lessons From Genesis

Posted March 6th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

Where are we “lingering” in our old life and holding back in our conversion to Christ? [Read More...]

Romance and Sacrifice: How Men and Women Love

Posted February 20th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

“Introduce love into love,” said John Paul II. What did he mean? [Read More...]

How Do We Know Jesus Is God?

Posted February 13th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

Some claim that Jesus never even said he was divine. Did he? How else do we know? [Read More...]

Modesty: In Scripture and in Life

Posted February 4th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

How can we help to foster a civilization of love based upon the inherent dignity of the person? [Read More...]

The Catholic Principles That Define Who You Are

Posted January 24th, 2019 by Andrew Swafford

Soul and body are absolutely one. This teaching has direct consequences in many of the hot-button questions of our day. [Read More...]