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Lament and Wait Quietly for the Lord
Far too frequently we look around our lives and find so much going so wrong. Sometimes we know what we…
Author Thomas Colyandro, MA, MDiv
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Prayer, Preaching and the Pain to Come
When was the last time any of us stood on a street corner or walked into a room filled with…
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When a Saint Imitates a Saint
Throughout this Year of Faith it has become abundantly clear how important it is for each of us to live…
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Why Don’t We Act Like Mary?
Today is the Feast of the Assumption in the Roman Catholic Church, as well as the Dormition of the Theotokos…
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Faith, Prayer, and the Example of Mary
Faith leads us into prayer and prayer leads us into God. When the Holy Spirit descends upon us in baptism…
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Bringing Light to Men and Women in Every Place
We all know evil exists. But we also know it’s not some far off truth that doesn’t touch our lives. …
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The Massive Amnesia of the Contemporary World
Faith is a gift that is lived out in the material realm. That is why the Church has always said…
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A Life of “Unconnected Instants”
The world is in disarray in large part because we have become a civilization of idol worshippers. The never-ending pursuit…
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Prayer, Pentecost, and the Time to Come
In the same way that Eucharist is the conjoining of the past, present and future, personal prayer is a present…
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Degrees of Prayer and Intimacy with God
Inevitably forced to descend from the sacramental rampart that stands between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of man,…