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Loving The Unlovable
On social media as in your dining room or your workplace, you are guaranteed to encounter people who test your…
Monthly Archives: July, 2014
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U.N. Resolution on the Family Dampens Gay Pride Festivities
The United Nations put a damper on “gay pride” festivities last Thursday when it re-affirmed that the natural family is…
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Thinking Liturgically: Who is Our Helper?
Why do we go to Mass? While this might seem like an easy question, try and figure out a way…
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Does Life Feel Like a Chore?
I once knew a woman who called herself “a recovering Catholic.” It seems that as a child, she was taught…
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St. Anthony Mary Zaccaria
Saint Anthony Mary Zaccaria (Italian: Antonio Maria Zaccaria) (1502 – 5 July 1539) is an Italian saint. Anthony was born…
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Doubting Thomas
Thomas Welbourne had no children. His wife Mary had been pestering him, even pleading about it, for years. He hadn’t…
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Front Row With Francis: On Baptism
The routine and ritual of the Sunday mornings of my childhood are forever etched into my memory. My siblings and…
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Lines from the Declaration of Independence to Ponder this July
As youth, many of us were required to memorize – or at least study – the Declaration of Independence. Although…
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The Death of Marriage or the Death of Me?
I met this young man a few months ago on a flight to give a talk in the Midwest. Ironically,…
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A Burning Heart
There are many and varied images that we see of Jesus Christ. One that seems to cause the greatest curiosity…