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Nigerian Women Don’t Want What the U.S. is Peddling
With a population of 177 million, Nigeria has long been a target of population controllers. It is listed in NSSM…
Monthly Archives: August, 2014
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Iraq’s Christians Facing a Human Catastrophe
“They are facing a human catastrophe and risk a real genocide. They need, water, food, shelter…” These were the words…
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Walking on Water
One of the most famous stories of the New Testament is the one about Jesus walking on the water. If…
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Pursuing Mercy
Not everyone reads the Bible. And even though many people who attend a church that is based in the Bible…
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Ode to Feminine Genius: a Diligent Woman
A Valiant Woman uses her time wisely. She works diligently to complete her daily tasks. She does not spend time…
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Front Row With Francis: The Church and the Beatitudes
Pope Francis resumed his catechesis on the Church, during his first General Audience since June. He focuses this week’s teaching…
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The One-Year Itch
About one year after a marriage begins, the married couple enters a period of disillusionment, says Dr. Phil Mango. That’s when…
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Secretary General Launches Campaign for Abortion in Post-War Situations
The U.N. Secretary General waded into dangerous territory last month asking U.N. personnel in post-conflict situations to lobby for changes…
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Reflections for Sunday, August 10, 2014
Meditation and Questions for Reflection or Group Discussion (1 Kings 19:9,11-13; Psalm 85:9-14; Romans 9:1-5; Matthew 14:22-23) Learning to Listen…
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Five Books for the Catholic Mom’s Soul
Living my vocation is hard. So, so hard. However, when I truly invest myself completely in loving and serving these…