BY AMY EKEH Let’s face it, as much as we may want to read the Bible, it can be a...
May he who did not shrink from taking a beginning even like ours, perfect in us ...
Look, I see the heavens opened and the Son of Man standing at the right hand of ...
BY GINA LOEHR The joy of Christmas is best understood by children. Excused from ...
O, Mary, did you not find a room for your Son? Here it is, I offer it to you in ...
I would not believe if I did not realize that it is reasonable to believe. — St....
Every child’s eyes focused on the altar, watching the annual Christmas pageant i...
One of the things I love about Christmas being celebrated for an octave (or twel...
This is the business of our life: by labor and prayer to advance in the grace of...
Let us pray God teach us: we need his teaching; we are very blind. The apostles ...
All difficulties in prayer have just one cause: praying as though God were not t...
Invisible in his own nature he became visible in ours. Beyond our grasp, he chos...
You can take nothing with you from this life, and whatever you give away at deat...
Over the centuries, many Christians have predicted the second coming of Christ a...
The more lofty the degree of loving union to which God destines the soul, so muc...
To serve Mary and to be her courtier is the greatest honor one can possibly poss...
There are three distinct comings of the Lord of which I know, his coming to men,...
BY MSGR. STUART SWETLAND Dear Father: When someone dies, I often hear expression...
Patient endurance is the perfection of charity. — St. Ambrose