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Me, Myself, and, I

Melanie Jean Juneau June 5, AD2016 5 Comments

If we are brutally honest, most Catholics must concede we view the world as if we stood at the centre of the universe with everyone

Faith, Hope and Love, as Acronyms

Dan Byron November 1, AD2015 1 Comment

Opportunities to help appear anywhere. Some years ago, while I was making rounds as part of my nursing home ministry, I saw one of the

I am Catholic because I am Jesuit Educated

Autumn Jones September 3, AD2015 7 Comments

A few months ago, a question circled the blogosphere: “Why are you Catholic?” A number of beautiful testimonies surfaced. I wanted to contribute, but I

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Catholic Joy?

Melanie Jean Juneau April 24, AD2015 12 Comments

Joy is one of the fruits of the Holy Spirit, not a special gift given to a select few; it is simply a by-product of

A Difficult Lent

Autumn Jones April 15, AD2015 2 Comments

“We had the experience but missed the meaning, / And approach to the meaning restores the experience / In a different form, beyond any meaning

Traffic Sucks! Or Does It Really?

Autumn Jones January 21, AD2015 4 Comments

Earlier this evening, I decided to drive north on Colorado Boulevard during rush hour. I had to run a few errands along that route and

Stealing God’s Job

Melanie Jean Juneau January 2, AD2015 9 Comments

If you asked a typical Catholic, “Are you stealing God’s job?”, they would laugh out loud at such a ridiculous question and emphatically deny it. I

Spiritual Sisterhood

Autumn Jones July 9, AD2014 2 Comments

Girlfriends play a significant role in the lives of young women. This spiritual sisterhood, as I like to call it, is irreplaceable as women encounter

Saints Are Simply Living the Normal Christian Life

Melanie Jean Juneau February 24, AD2014 13 Comments

Twenty-five years ago, my husband discovered a book entitled \”Guidelines to Mystical Prayer\” by a British Carmelite nun, Ruth Burrows. That book changed our lives.