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An Ordination and Gentle Giants
Three men, brave and determined men, took that final leap into a new life; complete with new titles, responsibilities, and…
Browsing: The Catholic Family
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Mommy, Why Do We Pray?
“Mommy, why do we pray?” That seems like an easy question to answer, but I wanted to give her something…
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Father: Feminism’s Four Letter Word
In a recent Washington Post article, “The New F-Word: Father,” Kathleen Parker discusses a recent study on household income dynamics…
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From Father to Son in After Earth
Being marooned, either on a desert island or in space, has a long literary and film history. There is something…
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This Little Light of Mine: Living the Beatitudes
The forward of Kathleen Basi’s new book, This Little Light of Mine says, “No one can teach well what he…
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Real Talk for Engaged Couples
By the time this column is published, this author will have participated in the sacrament of marriage. While I do…
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Coming Home
I was Protestant for a time. I sang modern Christian music and swayed and held up my hands and loved…
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Fall in Love . . . Again
Some things make you feel just a little more alive. Hearing a moving song. Helping someone in need. Reading words…
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Health Teacher Needs Boundaries
To: Marybeth From: Annoyed by Unhealthy Questions I’m a freshman in high school. Our health teacher has a policy that…
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The Challenge of Trusting and Letting Go
In Wrapped Up: God’s Ten Gifts for Women by Cheryl Dickow and Teresa Tomeo, Tomeo shares the following story, which…