
Love vs. Fear: How 1 John 4:18 Bears on Insecurity
Long, long ago, in the primeval depths of Chaos, a hideous monster was spawned. The sin of Adam unleashed it on the earth, permitting it

Long, long ago, in the primeval depths of Chaos, a hideous monster was spawned. The sin of Adam unleashed it on the earth, permitting it

April 22 was the annual Earth Day celebration and many valuable seminars, lectures, and exhibits were provided around the country to increase the awareness of

We all face difficult moments of darkness and anxiety when things can become difficult. Some may become disillusioned with life and lose hope. During these

Faith is introduced in daylight. But it actually becomes faith in the darkness, where we find ourselves vulnerable to every doubt and desire. Eventually, when

There may be evidence for a Big Bang, but there is no evidence that there was simply nothing, ‘no- thing’ whatsoever before it. What went

Memorial Day is upon us. For many, this is a time to prepare the backyard pool, warm up the grill, and invite family and friends

Surely she had never asked God for anything except that He should let her have her will. And every time she had been granted what

On this particular day, before he made his way through the cube farm to his desk, Josh stopped by my carpeted cell on the way.

I have always had a special attraction to the Blessed Virgin Mary. Ever since I was a child, there was something about seeing a statue
Catholicism and baseball would seemingly have little to do with each other. However, many have compared devotion to the cross and to the baseball diamond.

For many years, I enjoyed Stephen Colbert’s The Colbert Report. Colbert was funny in a positive way, never was vulgar, and was always respectful of

Have you ever encountered someone who feels the Catholic Church is all about guilt? They ask: “Why do I have to go to Mass every

Do we really need to believe in certain miracles to be Christians? That is the question Nicholas Kristof of the New York Times asked Evangelical

We tend to romanticize the past and feel anxious for the future to arrive. In doing so, we dismiss the present as a prelude or

I have been working in the field of education for more than twenty years now. And every time I come to reflect upon the fruits

If any want to become my followers, let them deny themselves and take up their cross daily and follow me. (Luke 9:23) The Gospels and

Two Images, One Lord It would be difficult to name a person who is the subject of more works of art than Jesus Christ. For

For most Catholics today, the Sacrament of Confirmation is a mystery, a ritual that we celebrate simply as a formality without really understanding what it’s

In 1910 Florence Nightingale died. In her last will and testament, Nightingale bequeathed $1,500 [$40,000 in current values] to Sister of Mercy Mother Stanislaus of

Don’t trust your pessimistic feelings. There was a great outpouring of elation from the laity and the clergy in 1959 when Pope John XXIII announced

As Catholics, we believe that God revealed himself gradually to his chosen people, the Jews, and completed this Divine revelation in the Jewish Messiah, the

I have inherited a high level of anxiety and perfectionism which makes peace difficult to attain in my life. When I was a teenager newly