Most of us will get the Assumption right off the bat, but how many of us can guess any of the several others? We traditionally think of May as the Month of Mary, or October as the month of the Rosary. But August? A Marian month? You’ll be surprised. Find Read more
Regardless of where on the globe we live, we all are closer to the Christians suffering in Iraq than we think. They are our brothers and sisters in Christ, and we’re one in him with them. In that respect, we suffer with them. I write about this in my newest Read more
My nephew sent this to me. No, he does not live in the same house with us.
I’ll be chatting with host John Harper on Relevant Radio’s Morning Air tomorrow, July 28 at 6:30am CST John and I will discuss my recent column for Aleteia, Not a Convert, Not a Revert, I’m an Un-vert. I hope you’ll join us live or catch the podcast later here.
Well, I don’t really know what he says, but I do know that today Pope Francis made an impromptu visit to the Vatican canteen, went through the line, sat down at a table with other Vatican employees and made small talk with them. He asked them about themselves and their Read more
Conversion and reversion stories can amaze and inspire us. But, what about the stories of cradle Catholics? The un-verts? Read more in my column at Aleteia:Â Not a Convert, Not a Re-vert, I’m an Un-vert
A recent document issued by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith explains what sensus fidei is and how it should be applied. And it’s certainly not an affirmation that women should be ordained priests. Here’s my article for Aleteia Read more