
The Benedict Option Is Not For Me
Full disclosure: I did not actually read the book “The Benedict Option”. Spiritdaily and a NY Times article is where I gleaned information about this movement in the

Full disclosure: I did not actually read the book “The Benedict Option”. Spiritdaily and a NY Times article is where I gleaned information about this movement in the

Praying to the saints to intercede on our behalf is a particularly Catholic belief. It is a teaching and tradition that has been practiced for

It’s almost enough to make a good Catholic want to become a hermit. The Amoris Laetitia (AL) controversy – the dubia, the Maltese Fiasco, and

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

The magisterium of the Church takes a direct interest in the question of evolution, because it touches on the conception of man, whom Revelation tells us

When I was young I always looked forward to autumn. For me, autumn was a time when the cycle of life began all over again.

The Desire in Our Hearts for God The Catechism of the Catholic articulates man’s desire for God: “The desire for God is written in the

I recently encountered a stranger who spontaneously proclaimed to me that she was a “peace, love, and Nelson Mandela” kind of person. She briefly bemoaned

Feeling alone. We all have felt it. The sense that no one cares or needs you. Though one might be surrounded by dozens of people,

“Flesh and blood has not revealed this to you but my Heavenly Father…you are Peter and upon this rock I will build my Church and

A peacemaker can make enemies friends. Peacemaking and Friendship Friendship is at the root of everything good. Once God creates a person like you or

The Idea of a Way In Chapter 14 of the Gospel of John, known as The Last Discourse, Jesus tells the apostles He is going

Living in a society that is constantly rejecting God, I find it somewhat difficult to be fully comfortable living out my faith in a public

It’s been said that on December 25, 1914, during the First World War, an “unofficial ceasefire” occurred. On that day, German and British soldiers put

With modern technology, we have become accustomed to receiving answers immediately. Long silences often make us anxious and frustrated. We become impatient and fail to

Our society is in sad shape — or at least it is from what I can see. As universal acceptance of values and religion has

The devil attacks us secretly most of the time, but there are other times when an attack is obvious and it is usually extremely controlling.

People recounted incidents from the good old days. Embellishments were, of course, a part of the tales, some of which have grown in size and

As stated in the previous installment, I will be approaching the problem of evil. For me, the problem of evil was elephant in the room

In his book, Small is Beautiful, Schumacher said,”Although people go on crying out for solutions, they become angry when they are told that the restoration

Early on in the pontificate of Pope Francis, during an interview, when asked who he was Pope Francis responded with the statement “I am a

“Who is my neighbor?” Today, I think, this question is more pertinent than ever. Social media is great at creating the illusion that we’re