In college, I learned the phrase “the Sunday scaries.” It means that feeling of dread on Sunday night as Monday morning approaches, with its threat
Approximately 327 million human beings are living in the U.S. and, glory to God, not one of those people is like the other. Certainly, they
Where do we find faith and witness Christ? My journey and the grace of God have allowed me to discover the most beautiful theology and
Do you feel anxious, worried, filled with anxiety? Does your job make you feel as if you must multi-task ten things at once? Is technology
Most Protestants question if Catholics are even Christians, challenging our faith with questions like: Have you accepted Christ as your Lord and Saviour? Have you
In my last column, I mentioned that we named our dog Kolbe. When I introduce him to people, I find myself explaining that he is
The denial of the concept of sin yields freedom without order because it is based on the denial of the rationality of human nature, particularly
The relationship between faith and reason is a topic that has interested many thinkers in the Western Christian Tradition for centuries. Faith and reason represent
The majority of people, especially millennials and Generation Z, have only a hazy idea of socialist and communist theory. They may know and love the
For this perishable body must put on the imperishable, and this mortal body must put on immortality.—Corinthians 15:53 Noah’s Living Longer Story Imagine a hip,
Off the Shelf 137 – Susan Tassone Susan Tassone returns to the show this week to discuss the power and benefits of adoration. We take
August is a great time to assess one’s stress levels. In every walk of life, people find summer to be unreasonably hectic. In the early
Fred Rogers was a good friend of mine for many years before he died in 2003. When he came to New York, we often had
The recent gospel story of Martha and Mary (LK 10: 38-42) is one of the most powerful and profound expressions of an eternal struggle many
A new kind of “hook up” culture is on the rise. It won’t be about connections between people but about individuals connecting with computers and
We cannot measure Divine Providence by the yardstick of human mentality (A.J. Cronin, 20th century Scottish novelist and physician). Through the years, my husband and
The divinity of Jesus is arguably the defining doctrine of Christianity. The name of our faith comes from our God who became man, so at
There are so many times I have gone into prayer and come out feeling I have not prayed right. I have on occasion even concluded
This week I began a renewal consecration to Mary. The de Montfort Consecration consists of 33 days of prayers with your consecration to Jesus through
You may not be familiar with the term Atmosphere People but you know who these folks are. The term Atmosphere Catholics might be new to
Part I “Rejoice in the Lord always.” This is so vital that Saint Paul repeats it in that famous passage from Philippians 4. This is
Thomas Merton wrote, “The world is a sacred vessel”. However, the truth is the sacred vessels at the Eucharistic Altar hold our World, our Everything
