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Stubborn Donna
Donna Russell just sat there on the bench being what she was: a twelve-year-old child and as stubborn as a…
Browsing: Vocations
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From Merciless Linebacker to Merciful Messenger
Eric Mahl has always loved a challenge. In his youth, it was the prospect of being the best football player ever.…
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Reflections For Sunday, February 9, 2014
Meditation and Questions for Reflectoin/Group Discussion (Isaiah 58:7-10; Psalm 112:4-9; 1 Corinthians 2:1-5; Matthew 5:13-16) What it Means to Demonstrate…
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United in Heart and Soul to Our Beloved
Aimed at greater intimacy than the one-flesh union, married love “leads to forming one heart and soul,” states the Catechism.…
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Why Priests Should Celebrate the Extraordinary Form
One of the things I enjoy the most about my job here is interacting with priests. It’s really humbling to…
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Pope Francis Composes New Prayer for Families, Synod
On the Feast of the Holy Family, December 29, 2013, Pope Francis invited all Catholics to pray for families as…
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My Son’s Discernment and His Call for Confession
The art of daily discernment is a practice and a virtue that many of us tend to forget and at…
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This is My Calling, This is My Vocation
I am a conundrum: a rather outmoded sort of woman, ridiculed by modern career women, vilified by the earth’s prophets of doom…
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Book Review: Yes, God!
Have you ever looked at a priest or religious and wondered how it was that he or she came to…
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When the Vicar of Christ Imitates Christ, Why is it so Alarming?
It now seems so long ago, but just eight months ago Pope Benedict the Beloved resigned the papacy. Catholics had…