The other day a friend and I were discussing someone we know who has “a past.” I mentioned that I was heartened to see that there’d been a noticeable change in this person or at least signs of the potential Read more
I had a terrific chat with John Harper this morning on Relevant Radio’s “Morning Air.” WE talked about how Catholicism came to Korea (it’s not the way you think), and the impact James Foley’s letter should have on all of Read more
Friends, catch me on Relevant Radio’s “Morning Air” tomorrow, Wednesday August 27, at 6am CST as I chat with host John Harper about the establishment of Catholicism in Korea, James Foley’s letter home, and the value of God’s love. Should Read more
There are many sides to Pope Francis, but the one I saw most prominently while in the Holy Land was his loving fatherhood. Read about it in my latest for Fathers for Good: Spiritual Father: Pope Francis went as a Read more
James Foley in a 2011 interview
While in captivity, James Foley sent a letter home, via a released fellow hostage who memorized it and passed it on to his family. His captors confiscated all of his written letters, but the oral one made it through and has since been published by his family.
First, I’m touched that Foley’s fellow hostage was able to retain it, considering his own (more…)
Today the Catholic Church celebrates the Queenship of Mary, a feast day often misunderstood by non-Catholics and even Catholics themselves.
The primary reason is that folks mistakenly believe that Catholics worship Mary and that we hold her equal with Christ. That’s absolutely untrue. We worship only (more…)
Did you know that the Catholic Church was established in Korea by the laity? Until recently I’d assumed that Korea had been evangelized by religious who were sent by their orders to bring the Faith into mission territory. Not so, Read more