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Hurricanes, Wildfires, Floods: Marian Pilgrimage Finally Hits the Road Again!
After a tumultuous summer of natural disasters, Marian Pilgrimage finally hits the road again. Join me!
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You Have a Platform: Use It Well
Our platforms need to be a way to raise others up to God and not a means by which we trample and beat them down. Those in the limelight have an even heavier responsibility to consider what messages they’re sending and how they’re coming across to others. Our minds and bodies were given to us in order to do good in this world, not to generate malice.
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Three Things We Can Learn from the Little Flower
St. Therese of Lisieux is undoubtedly one of the Church’s most cherished saints. All of the saints are precious to us, but there are things about the Little Flower that makes her personable, relatable, and understandable. One could write volumes about her – indeed, there already are volumes written about Read more
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When “Take a Knee” Meant Something Completely Different
If we would consistently take a knee for the right reason, there would be no need to take it for any other reason. Something to consider in light of the NFL protest.
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St. Matthew: From Publican to Apostle
Today the Roman Catholic Church celebrates the Feast of St. Matthew and I’m asking myself, Who are the Matthew’s in my life?
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Mary: Show Your Love for Your Seven Times Sorrowful Mother
Your seven times Sorrowful Mother loves you so very much. How wonderful it would be for you to demonstrate your love for her in return.
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Happy Birthday, Dear Mother Mary!
Mary was, is, and always be “the” woman, chosen from among all women for all time, to become the Mother of the Redeemer and his Co-Redemptrix.