
Suffering With the Lord: A Companion to Stumble With
The Church marked Ash Wednesday on 02nd March 2022 and officially began the 6-week spiritual journey into the desert with the Lord Jesus. On this

The Church marked Ash Wednesday on 02nd March 2022 and officially began the 6-week spiritual journey into the desert with the Lord Jesus. On this

The Church gives us the season of Lent to prepare our hearts for the day that changed the course of history: Easter Sunday. Of course

As a history buff, I have a certain perspective on the Russian invasion of the Ukraine. It’s a sobering one. Being born just before the

The witnesses of the Cross and Resurrection of Christ have handed on to the Church and to mankind a specific Gospel of suffering. The Redeemer

The classical four cardinal virtues are prudence, justice, courage, and temperance. It has often been claimed that the lynchpin of these virtues is justice. Justice

Two years ago, I wrote an article called “How to Stick with Lent During Coronavirus.” It was the first COVID-related article at CS, published on

Experience a more meaningful Lent this year! Make it truly transformative–get out of the humdrum routine of past Lents. Chapter 49 of the Rule of

In much of the West, the winter winds have begun to draw in and lead us, often wistfully, down nostalgic roads of a sort of

Lent is the ideal season for Confession. Of course, all seasons are ideal for Confession in their own ways; but Lent is the best. Especially

“I give up! I’m done! I’m through!” Giving up, in the context of these statements, usually means letting go of something for good. After trying

Easter Sunday is fast approaching. That glorious day is the focal point of our faith. It is the day that all of us who have

We know that the season of Lent is a time of penance (prayer, fasting, and almsgiving). Truly, these exercises in faith provide much good for

In February, especially St. Valentine’s Day, many consider this a time for love. Husbands buy their wives chocolates and flowers, children are giving other children

I’m not the best at caring for things. My books are worn – occasionally missing pages; my clothes are full of tiny rents and tattered

“Repent, and believe in the gospel.” It is with these words that Jesus started His public ministry. Every year during the season of Lent, Jesus

The first recorded words of Jesus occur in the first chapter of Mark’s Gospel. While the other Synoptic Gospels of Matthew and Luke begin with

The day after the events at Capitol Hill occurred, I received my first email about Lent for this year. Looking at the subject line in

What did I learn this Lent? God called me to some bodily mortification and asked me to eat only one meal each day during Lent

And being in an agony he prayed more earnestly; and his sweat became like great drops of blood falling down upon the ground. (Luke 22:44)

Consider where we are in our lives as we face the coronavirus. Consider where we are as we enter the final days of Lent and

Last July I felt a strong urging to write an article about a “Lay Dry Mass” where a group of the faithful could gather, read

Lately, I’ve seen a lot of ads implying that singleness, or at least childlessness, is a great thing. The implications range from a women’s subscription