Come to Me. What a great theme for the San Antonio Catholic Women’s Conference! The conference will be held September 21-22, 2012 at the Norris Conference Centers (at Wonderland of the Americas Mall), 4522 Fredericksburg Road, San Antonio, TX 78201. Below is the link to my personal message for conference guests. I Read more
I thought you’d enjoy this article on Caravaggio’s “Calling of St. Matthew.” Those of you who home school might want to include this tidbit in your art appreciation classes, but even art enthusiasts who don’t educate their kids at home will find this interesting. Apparently, we’ve been spotting the wrong Read more
I’m often posting news about failing school systems, and so I’m delighted to be able to post about one that really works. National Review Online has an interesting article about  the Cristo Rey Network, a group of 24 Catholic schools that serve low-income minority students in 17 states and the Read more
For the last few weeks, I’ve been hanging out with Mary, getting to know her better and better and deepening my relationship with her. I thought we were close before, but now we’re closer than ever. That’s how it is when you spend time with someone, noticing all the little Read more
Hello, Folks! Today, I received the title of my newest book, due for release by Ave Maria Press in Spring 2013. Sounds like a long way off, but from a writing/production standpoint, it’s coming on like a speeding bullet, with deadlines more powerful than a locomotive. The question is, can Read more
I wish I had happier new to post, friends. But the University of Texas study cited in the Newsmax.com (link below) is so alarming that I want to make you aware of it and ask you to help me make others  aware, too. The article describes a study of 1000 Read more
I have a few items of interest for you on this beautiful Friday morning – the second day of the Fortnight for Freedom. Speaking of, here’s the link to a “virtual vigil” for religious freedom, hosted by Catholic Advocate, a non-partisan lay Catholic group that encourages the faithful to be politically Read more