Whenever I ask people about their spiritual and moral lives, I usually get answe...
I have been playing “Peek-a-boo” with my young grandchildren lately. They deligh...
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“Dairy Takes Babies From Their Mothers.” A professor I used to know once saw the...
One year during Lent, I decided to follow a daily devotional entitled, Memento M...
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After writing an article last month for Catholic Exchange called “Love at First ...
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“The Glory of God is a human fully alive.” – St. Irenaeus of Lyons So, you’re th...
On a cold, Wisconsin night around Christmastime, Cardinal Raymond Burke recalled...
St. Francis de Sales, a Doctor of the Church, lived and ministered as a priest a...
For years I wanted to follow in the footsteps of my paternal grandmother by beco...
Theodore Samuel Williams, aka the “Splendid Splinter,” was my childhood hero. He...
In the Catholic tradition, life and death are companions on a shared journey tow...
The Power of Stories Great stories have a way of captivating us. Stories like J....
In a previous article, we looked at why Adam and Eve, whom God created full of g...
When the opportunity presented itself for me to read and review Rebuilding Trust...
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus promised blessing on those willing to follow H...
Recently I had a conversation with an older gentleman who has had a serious spir...
