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Book Review: Brilliant Souls
Stephanie Wincik is a registered nurse who doesn’t consider herself pro-life, or subscribe to any particular religious belief, yet after…
Monthly Archives: March, 2013
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Poem: “Eleventh Station”
Eleventh Station Good Friday “My friends, you are my closest ones. You alone I can trust. You are my closest…
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My Brother Andrew
The key thing that Pope Francis did yesterday was to greet Patriarch Bartholomew I, ecumenical patriarch of the Greek Orthodox…
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Offensive USAID-Funded Ad Pulled in Kenya After Public Outcry
Just one day after USAID released a progress report on development reform, a US and UK funded AIDS prevention ad…
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Lenten Music: Kyrie XVII (B)
One of my passions is Gregorian Chant and since we are in the heart of Lent, it is a good…
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ACLU’s Embrace of Sex-Selective Abortion and the Elimination of Down Syndrome Babies
There is good news in North Dakota this week as the legislature there has passed two bills: one outlawing gender-selective…
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What We Can Learn from Pope Francis’ Example
I want to reflect upon the election of our new Vicar of Christ, Francis from a view of application to…
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Balance: Gratitude and Grace-Filled
As the mother of two lively boys, athletic boys, theater-loving boys, exploring boys, immersed-in-everything boys, I am forever seeking. Forever…
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Remembering Jerome Lejeune
Clara Lejeune Gaymard has a “servant of God” as a father: Jerome Lejeune, the French geneticist who discovered the cause…
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Pope Francis’ First Angelus Address
On Sunday, March 17th, 2013, Pope Francis delivered the first Angelus address of his pontificate. Given that he spoke before…