by Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J., Christ in the Home In his book “Something of Myself for My Friends Known and Unknown,” Rudyard Kipling uses as the...
From Christ in the Home, Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J., 1950’s It is a mistake to think that only priests or religious can attain to a life...
No matter how much effort one puts forth to manifest only virtues, one does not have only virtues. And when one lives in constant contact with another, his faults appear quickly; “No man is great to his valet,” says the proverb. Sometimes it is the very virtue of an individual which seems to annoy another. One would have liked more discretion; one is, as it were, eclipsed. Two find their self-love irritated, in conflict….
Here’s the “Vanity” part of the post. Scroll down for the Cucumbers! :D. Makeup and adornment can be a touchy subject among serious Catholics. Prudence, good...
No matter what vocation we choose, the word “sacrifice” follows close behind. It is part and parcel of being a pilgrim in this world that is...
Mother’s Day is around the corner, so it is a good time to meditate on motherhood… Christ in the Home, Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J. THE PSYCHOLOGY...
WHAT KIND OF SOUL AM I? From Christ in the Home by Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J. Someone has said, “All beings receive the same light but...
From Christ in the Home by Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J. The author of the so-called “Precepts of Contemporary Philosophy” may have been trying to be witty...
by Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J., Christ in the Home One of our modern novels gives us the following situation: Gina Valette is a woman who is...
By Father Raoul Plus, S.J., 1950’s Why does a woman desire a man? Why does a man desire a woman? What is the explanation of...
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