If it weren’t for our health, wealth, and reputation, what concerns could we possibly have in life? If health includes love and happiness, and wealth
Once upon a time there lived three theological virtues named Faith, Hope and Love. Their house was modest, and just the right size for them
Back in the 1990’s, there was a group of initials (WWJD) that found its way across the United States and the world. Anything that could
There is an autonomous response called “fight or flight” that affects us all at certain points throughout our lives during times of crisis. If we
The story of the disciples encountering Christ on the road to Emmaus has special prominence in the Easter season. Jesus, in His resurrected body, converses
As we near the end of this year’s journey through Lent, I would like to lead with my favorite joke involving this special time of
We were told recently at a retreat that if only one piece of Scripture survived in a post-apocalyptic world, the parable of the Prodigal Son
Celebrate Ordinary Time? Why celebrate anything that seems to just fill in the space between Christmas and Easter? The Sacrament of the Moment With all
The parables of Jesus found in the four Gospels are rich in meaning and as applicable to Christian living today as they were over 2,000
I am very concerned. As a citizen of the United States, I am called to “render unto Caesar” by voting in the upcoming General Election
National Good Neighbor Day, September 28th, will have come and gone by the time this article posts. I haven’t checked, but something tells me there
There is quite a bit of interest these days in genealogy. Websites like Ancestry.com offer their extensive databases and resources to trace a family’s lineage.
In the 1930’s, Frank Lloyd Wright designed a house that many consider his most beautiful. The owner had requested that the waterfall on the property
