
Easter Changes Everything . . .
\”Easter changes everything for us, too. We know that life is stronger than death. Love is stronger than hatred. Hope stronger than despair. We know

\”Easter changes everything for us, too. We know that life is stronger than death. Love is stronger than hatred. Hope stronger than despair. We know

Lent, what a season! For some it brings dread, for others it is a time to strengthen their walk with God, and still others it

So here we are again—approaching Holy Week. A most splendid—the most splendid week of the year! Yes, Christmas brings us the infant God made man, but
Sometimes, it’s good to get a fresh perspective. When we’ve seen the same thing, the same way, over and over again, it can get stale

In the days leading up to Good Friday, Jesus was encountered by two different kinds of mobs that had entirely different responses to him and

\”As he said this, he spat on the ground and made clay of the spittle and anointed the man\’s eyes with the clay, saying to

As a child I loved Lent despite its agonizing subject. Thinking about the death of Jesus brought tears to my eyes. Shivers ran up my

The only thing better than seeing a long lost friend is catching up on the twists and turns of your lives. Last night, I happily

As we journey through the forty days of Lent, it’s easy to lose our focus. Even if we remain faithful to our Lenten sacrifices, we

I started a new job a couple weeks ago, and I happen to be in the office on Wednesday mornings. I walked into my office,
Let us recall the gospel narratives of the crucifixion of Christ, and forward to that place called Golgotha. For just a moment, imagine those three

I began to spiritually prepare for Lent a few weeks ago by learning more about a subject I knew little about: spiritual combat. This is a
Fasting isn\’t always about not eating food. It can mean giving up something we find pleasurable for the sake of refocusing on Christ. Something inside

In the world of Catholic-to-Catholic blogospheric communication–in-house discussions of various interpretations of a host of things Catholic—it seems that we too often, merely, want to

\”Neither praise nor threats will distance me from God.\” – Blessed Clemens von Galen (1878-1946) . The Nazis hated and feared Clemens August Graf von Galen

“… for nothing will be impossible for God” –Luke 1:37 Christmas vacation as a graduate student is nothing short of spectacular. No more papers to

God rest ye merry, gentlemen Let nothing you dismay. Remember, Christ, our Savior Was born on Christmas day. To save us all from Satan\’s power

A collection of Christmas and/or holiday myths. I’m going to justify this description by saying a ‘myth’ a sort of old, sideways conspiracy… please play

My grandmother used to bake one pecan pie a year using her own pecans from her own tree, which she guarded with her own rifle.

Sometimes late at night, I stop my cab by one of the churches I now attend in New York City. I fall down to my

I’m not really one of those people who worries about certain things. My family and I hold hands with one another during the Our Father at Mass.

Three years ago, Jeff Miller (aka the Curt Jester) posted a somewhat-lengthy discussion of the Christmas movies he’d been watching. Along the way, he