From the Arms of a Father
by Benedict Kaiser (Our son-in-law) Our little boy Charbel David was born on January 5th. He is named for St. Charbel Makhlouf who has a staggering...
by Benedict Kaiser (Our son-in-law) Our little boy Charbel David was born on January 5th. He is named for St. Charbel Makhlouf who has a staggering...
by Mary Reed Newland, How to Raise Good Catholic Children The virtue of hope helps us to know that God wants us eternally happy with...
A few years ago, one of our priests gave conferences about living the faith based on the book, “Atomic Habits” by James Clear. I am reading...
As Catholics, we shy away from the words “self-esteem”. There are good reasons for this as this mantra is so over and ill-used in the world....
This article is about will-training, which will help to overcome habitual sin. We may not be caught in the web of chronic impurity, but as you...
by Leane VanderPutten I anticipated Christmas this year with joy. I love the time of year when family and friends gather, when decorations are put up,...
My Meditation on the Gospel Part One is here. THE MAGI (4)—APPRECIATION OF THE SPIRITUAL Matt. 2 : 1 -1 2 The Magi standing in the...
My Meditation on the Gospel Part Two is here. THE MAGI (1)—BEING PREPARED FOR GOD’S CALL Matt. 2 : 1-12 The three Magi consulting with each...
by Mary Reed Newland,The Year and Our Children New Year’s Eve is the eve of the feast of the Circumcision as well as the night of...
WHEN JESUS WAS BORN Fr. Edward Garesché, S.J. Shepherds are simple, lowly folk. They are poor, and used to weary toil. Contented and peaceful in their...
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