This Sunday, His Friend Is My Friend; His Enemy Is My Foe
Posted September 23rd, 2021
Ouch. The Gospel for the 26th Sunday of Ordinary Time gives a very basic, and therefore very powerful, way to understand the Christian life. [Read More...]
Paper, Ink, and Fire: St. Matthew and the Monk
Posted September 21st, 2021
On St. Matthew’s Sept. 21 feast day, survey the surface with Father Mike, then dive down deep with Erasmo Leiva-Merikakis. [Read More...]
This Sunday, Jesus Gives a Shortcut to Greatness
Posted September 16th, 2021
To receive a child means to receive the image and likeness of God; to refuse a child means to refuse God. [Read More...]
Farewell, Gregorian. Hello, ExCorde.org!
Posted September 15th, 2021
Check out ExCorde.org for the latest as that site becomes our new home page. [Read More...]
The Bible-in-a-Year Great Viral Awakening Will Change Culture
Posted September 15th, 2021
The original Great Awakening 245 years ago sparked the American Revolution. Expect something huge after so many people learn Scripture. [Read More...]
TikTok Is Wrong. You’re Not the #MainCharacter. You Are Far Greater
Posted September 15th, 2021
Don’t be deluded about yourself, like Don Quixote. Find your real self, like St. Ignatius. [Read More...]
This Sunday, There Is No Love Without Suffering
Posted September 9th, 2021
It is only in the crucible of suffering that we find the pierced hand of Jesus Christ, reaching out to us and calling us higher. [Read More...]
Transforming Culture, From Plato’s Academy to Atchison, Kansas
Posted September 6th, 2021
“The dream and dare of the Benedictines to renew culture through Catholic higher education is as game-changing today as it was in the sixth century,” said Cardinal Dolan. [Read More...]