Part I and Part II of this series began the discussion of how God protects His revelation. Part III offered insights into limitations on God’s protection. A
Part I and Part II of this series began the discussion of how God protects His revelation. Limitations on God’s Protection Earlier, I mentioned a
Be Still, Stop, Surrender, Let Go Various translations of the bible present the famous saying of the title of this article as either Psalm 45
In my last article for Catholic Stand, I wrote about an important difference between the way we Catholics and many (but not all) Protestants understand
Though we walk in plastic corridors and find ourselves in ever-further-detached expressions of what we dubiously label civilization, modern people depend in the same ways
This is the third in a series about the five pillars of the Eucharistic Revival, a three-year-long initiative of the United States’ Conference of Catholic
Dr. E. Michael Jones writes thick books, which only means you get several books between two covers. One of these is Barren Metal: A History
Years ago, a WordPress Daily Prompt asked writers if we could only take five objects from a burning house, what would be the most difficult
Part I of this series began the discussion of how God protects His revelation. The full context of any Scriptural passage is always important and
Before my father died, he wrote “The Anatomy of the Mass.” My father’s hope was to help parishioners develop a deeper understanding and greater love
How God Protects His Revelation Even a little knowledge of conditions in the world today and throughout history, combined with prayerful thought, shows how the
It is not easy to read the news these days for most, if not all, people. As a mother, it is absolutely heart-wrenching at times.
Imagine for a few minutes that Jesus is staying with some neighbours down the road just like 2000 years ago when he travelled slowly through
During my Holy Hour, I began to see images of a chasm with people on either side. Those on the right were in a “state
As we move toward upcoming elections, we will be bombarded once again with political ads, and I suspect that, once again, we will see politicians
But Mary stood weeping outside the tomb. As she wept, she bent over to look into the tomb (John 20:11). On Friday, May 6, I
Two recent events on the abortion scene have brought out the divisiveness among Americans as a whole and even among Catholics. The first event was
Like many people I know, my work has shifted, post-COVID, to a hybrid-remote setting. In a tight labor market, my largely brick-and-mortar employer realized that
Plato, Aristotle, and Thomas Aquinas all taught that God is truth, goodness and beauty. To seek what is true, what is good, or what is
Picture yourself fishing on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. You’ve had a difficult day and have caught very few fish. You think and
Most Catholic high schools in the U.S. have probably never been written about in a national publication. And that may be a good thing. No
James’ epistle is one of my favorite books in the New Testament. Within its five short chapters, the self-described servant of God expounds on many
