At Jesus’ Nativity, wise men asked, “Where is He Who has been born King of the J...
Have you ever stopped to picture Mary as a little girl? No, really. Not floating...
When I became Catholic as a college freshman at a large public university, by fa...
When you hold a lunch or a dinner, do not invite your friends or your brothers o...
I had to get naked to follow Jesus. No, I don’t mean metaphorically. At least, n...
The two most important actions we can carry out on this side of eternity are: re...
A brother priest in my religious congregation was in a terminal stage of cancer ...
During my college years, for a brief time, I spent my Saturday mornings at the l...
Anyone who has tried to overcome a particular sin knows that sometimes grit and ...
Early in the semester, the campus ministry priest and I made the decision to mov...
Jesus once overheard a conversation about the glory of the Temple in Jerusalem. ...
I must confess that I approach the writing of this article with some apprehensio...
We live in a culture pervaded by personal anxiety and social turbulence. Every t...
We could feel tremors before the break, the shift in how she spoke, in how she t...
As hard as war is, often the hardest part is coming home. Life and family have m...
Since the Passover was near Jesus went up to Jerusalem. That sounds odd becaus...
Within hours of its publication, my fears that the new “Doctrinal Note on Some M...
November is National Adoption Month, instituted to raise awareness of the impact...
St. Elizabeth of the Trinity (1880-1906) is a saint for our day, being recently ...
Our Church has given us so many tools on this journey to Heaven; we’re blessed w...
