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The Purpose of Life in Three Little Words
How many times have you heard someone ask the question: “What am I supposed to be doing with my life?”…
Monthly Archives: July, 2011
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Poem: “Haiku Wrought From Rubble”
Haiku Wrought From Rubble Purified by fire, beaten into submission, shaped for service: Gold! Mary Harwell Sayler
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Growing in Faith as Catholic Men
Had not the LORD been with us, let Israel say, Had not the LORD been with us, when people rose…
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What to do in Adoration
If you haven’t noticed, the traditional practice of Eucharistic Adoration is making a comeback. Many were given the impression in…
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Book Review: Difficulties in Mental Prayer
I recently had the pleasure of reading Difficulties in Mental Prayer by M. Eugene Boylan, O.C.R. Ave Maria Press has…
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Sts. Nazarius and Celsus, Martyrs
ST. NAZARIUS’s father was a heathen, and held a considerable post in the Roman army. His mother, Perpetua, was a…
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Oslo’s Terrorist and Postmodern Polarization
Ours is not a God of desperation. The Almighty has no need to bless the terrorism perpetrated by Anders Breivik…
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Poem: “Weapon”
Weapon The cross is deep, a dagger, So firmly fixed is evil, Who can pull it out, extract This weapon…
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Honoring the Blessed Virgin with a Mary Garden
It is a Catholic tradition to acknowledge and honor the unselfish and holy life of the Blessed Virgin Mary. One way…
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YOUCAT Repackages the Catechism for World Youth Day 2011
American Catholics of a certain age can remember The Baltimore Catechism, a concise, systematic presentation of the faith in questions…