This week we celebrate the feast day of Saint Matthew, patron saint of bankers. Reflecting upon my patron saint, I recall many times
The Church lays down a minimum for attending Mass and receiving the Eucharist. The Church obliges the faithful to take part in the
Starting a business can be exciting. Work doesn’t feel like work. It’s easy to put in long hours with the prospects of turning a dream
When I was in high school and college, I struggled with body image. But as a young professional the Holy Spirit inspired me to do
For the past few days the Center for Medical Progress has released a total of five videos, spotlighting the horrific happenings at Planned Parenthood (PP). The
We spend a lot of time complaining about the lack of quality on television, in song lyrics, in literature, and in movies. Sitcoms make fatherhood
On a plane ride back from a Las Vegas seminar, I sat next to a 20-something community college student. I learned he had a golf
Recently I conducted a survey of my book and article readers. I wanted to know how this largely Catholic and professional group viewed current stressors
One of the enduring lessons from the most recent Papal Encyclical, Laudato Si (Praise Be to You), is the simple notion that the “natural environment
The new Encyclical Laudato Si is being widely discussed, and obviously contains some controversial sections. I would like to draw attention to a totally
Catholic women entrepreneurs may not feel it some days, but they are leading the new world paradigm. In what way? As Catholic women entrepreneur, they
It was a nun and not an economist or political philosopher that reminded the world there is one timeless measure of a home’s value: love.
We live in a hectic, deadline driven world. Whether at work or home, things are either speeding towards us from all sides, or we are
At the inaugural Catholic Assembly for Business breakfast Monsignor Stuart Swetland spoke on the Theology of Work. The Theology of Work is exciting for Christian
As investment professionals, when we think about investments, we think about asset classes: stocks, bonds, hedge funds and the like. As theologians, when we think
There are more of us than there are of them. More laity than religious, that is. Throughout history, the great saints have gifted the Church with
It’s Holy Week. We commemorate civilization being forever changed. Once upon a time, a cross was a medieval weapon of torture, humiliation and oppression.
From being a faith-based marriage and family therapist for 22 years, I’m also a Christian women entrepreneur coach. But are the roles that different? Not really.
This year I was so ready for Lent, and that was something different for me. Many other years Lent has crept up on me, and
Ask an accountant what a capital asset is and you will be told that it is an asset owned to generate a profit, but is
For the last 11 years I have grown to cherish my commitment to an annual silent weekend retreat. But, I wasn’t always crazy about going.
For some, the answer to the question “what does it mean to be rich?” is revealed every year in the Forbes magazine list of the
