This Sunday, Jesus Offers Rest — If You Are ‘Little’
Posted July 2nd, 2020
Who but a fool would accept a savior who presents himself that way? And whose certainties will survive when he strips away every earthly power? [Read More...]
Celebrate July 4 Like Civil Rights Leaders Did
Posted July 1st, 2020
It is easy to see why people would doubt the sincerity of America’s founding principles — and why prominent civil rights leaders didn’t. [Read More...]
Why I Thank God for My Coronavirus
Posted June 30th, 2020
A typical day cycled through fatigue, chills, fever, and anxiety — crash, shiver, bake, panic; repeat for one week. [Read More...]
This Sunday: To Become Who You Are, Give Yourself Away
Posted June 25th, 2020
The readings for the 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A, touch on one of the core question of our time, and give a surprising answer. [Read More...]
Risk Danger to Receive Christ, Says Archbishop
Posted June 22nd, 2020
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM WEEK: Archbishop Joseph Naumann said he appreciated the criticisms he received over the lockdown of Mass during the pandemic. [Read More...]
How Stories Change Us
Posted June 16th, 2020
In his remarks for World Communications Day, Pope Francis focused on the movies, songs and other stories we tell. [Read More...]
This Sunday, The Blessed Sacrament Is Greater Than the Lord of the Rings
Posted June 11th, 2020
Discover what Tolkien saw in the Eucharist. [Read More...]
Are You the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, or the Lion?
Posted June 9th, 2020
The Wizard of Oz illustrate three 21st century spiritual maladies that Pope Francis identifies in his Joy of the Gospel. [Read More...]