Hello, Friends! I have some wonderful news to share with you. I’ve been invited to present at the Archdiocese of Cincinnati summit on the family, “Revitalizing the Domestic Church,” October 1 and 2, 2012. I’m humbled and honored to be presenting along side some highly-respected authorities on family issues. I Read more
Friends, Join Brian Patrick and I on the Son Rise Morning Show tomorrow, Tuesday March 6 at 5:45amCST as we chat about staying engaged even while you’re married and the need to refresh relationships of all kinds. Listen live or catch the podcast later: http://www.sonrisemorningshow.com/
Here’s a thought-provoking reflection from Schoenstatt Father Nicolas Schwizer. Perfect for Lent! Do We Protect Ourselves from God’s Word? I think we protect ourselves from his Word when: 1. Ignoring the Word A few simple questions: Do we know the Gospel well? Are we concerned about reading it, re-reading it, Read more
Friends, My latest on Fathers for Good. Even those not in a marital relationship will appreciate the message – ALL relationships require continual rekindling! http://www.fathersforgood.org/ffg/en/husband_wife/archive/engaged_forever.html
Today I discovered a beautiful apostolate, Will You Be a Ninevite, begun by a fellow Catholic writer from Minnesota, Barb Ernster. It’s a concrete way to spiritually combat the disintegration of the culture, particularly of the family, and is catching on fast throughout the country. Below is Barb’s message with Read more
A little cramped for time this Ash Wednesday? No problem. An Ohio Methodist minister, Rev. Patricia Anderson Cook, has found the solution for busy Christians on this holy day: Drive-thru ashes and reflection. From 5-6pm EST on Ash Wednesday, Rev. Cook, pastor of Mt. Healthy United Methodist Church, will be Read more
Lent begins tomorrow – Ash Wednesday. Have you chosen your Lenten striving yet? Perhaps you’d like to consider striving to really live the Mass throughout your day. How can that be done? I explain in my latest column for Fathers for Good. It’s directed to married couples, but the suggestions Read more