Sometimes (or fairly often, depending on your personality and situation), it seems as though others have it easier than we do. Nobody suffers like we do! Or, do they? They way we view suffering can be similar to the parable Read more
Lay movements have been around for decades, but came especially into the forefront with Vatican Council II. This past Saturday, October 18, 2014, the Apostolic Movement of Schoenstatt turned 100 years old. That’s reason for the universal Church to celebrate. Read more
I’ll be chatting with the vivacious and amusing John Harper, host of Relevant Radio’s “Morning Air” on Monday, October 13 at 8:30am CST. John and I will chat about avoiding a “Fit-fight at the Synod,” my upcoming trip to EWTN, Read more
When our youngest was a little guy, he’d he’d drop whatever he was doing when his siblings squabbled, and go charging into the room, fists clenched, yelling, “Fit-fight! Fit-fight!” Many in the media – news writers as well as columnists and Read more
A skeptical relative once referred to my rosary as “voo-doo beads.” I suppose they can seem that way to those who don’t fully understand the importance of the Rosary in Catholic tradition and the riches it bears for all the Read more
The Extraordinary Synod on the Family began yesterday. Here’s a great video by Holy See Press that explains in a nutshell what a synod is and why this one is important. I hope you’ll share this with both your Catholic Read more
I’ll chat about my recent column for Aleteia, “Home Schooling Isn’t to Blame for Sandy Hook Shooting,” and much more tomorrow, Friday, October 3 at 8:30am CST. I hope you’ll join us; I promise it will be intriguing!