
Discovering Joy Inspite of Myself
I discovered joy in the most unlikely place, in the midst of suffering. Years ago, joy eluded me. Living in poverty, united with a husband

I discovered joy in the most unlikely place, in the midst of suffering. Years ago, joy eluded me. Living in poverty, united with a husband
In the past six months, my large family of eleven has been tested by multiple traumas; we have been bombarded with illness, cancer and subsequent
The coffee is finally done! Why does the first cup in the morning always take so long to brew? Finally, it is really Saturday morning. Thank you

“Many well-meaning people think same-sex marriage is just about equality and spreading the benefits of marriage. Its more radical supporters know it’s about destroying marriage

Tomorrow is Father\’s Day and dads all over the country will receive cliche gifts – ties, beer, barbecue tongs, or shirts – just to name

All I ever wanted in my life was to be loved. I don’t really remember what age I was when I decided that being loved

I love to watch the EWTN show The Journey Home where converts are interviewed and have a chance to tell their stories. It is common
Joel recently completed a sacramental theology course for his diaconate studies. One of the questions on the final exam was: Outline a marriage preparation program

My fiancee and I have been taking classes on Natural Family Planning as part of our marriage preparation. Going into it, I knew the basic

Is it really? What about traveling, going out at night and working on your career? Don’t kids put a damper on relationships? As with anything

This is the final column in a six-part series on Humanae Vitae, Pope Paul VI’s profound and heroic 1968 encyclical. The series’ introduction is here.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church upholds the biblical directive that parents are the first (and most important) teachers of their children. What we

Recently, after successfully getting through airport security, I began to reassemble my luggage and myself. I overheard the man behind me apologize. “Oh, I’m sorry,

I was talking to a friend today about her son’s upcoming graduation from high school. Two of my own children have graduated already and so

I cannot presume to understand the relationship between a woman and her mother. To her, the word “Mother” represents both her origin and her destiny.

Since the advent of social media, the problem of adultery has become worse. Sexual acts need not take place for adultery to be present. Internet

This is the fifth in a six-part series on Humanae Vitae, Pope Paul VI’s profound and heroic 1968 encyclical. The series’ introduction is here. The

\”We all want progress, but if you\’re on the wrong road, progress means doing an about-turn and walking back to the right road; in that

Did you happen to catch the recent Newsweek article titled “Is the Internet Making Us Crazy?” Just in case you didn’t, here’s a small excerpt: The first

Facebook brings us many people talking about and linking to many things, not all of them just, kind, or beautiful. Today, my feed had lots

Learning how to celebrate small achievements in your business lets you persevere more and fuel you through the good and bad times.

I felt guilty as I told my five-year old daughter that we weren’t going to pray the rosary one night. She had come to me