Carlos Espinosa, Living the Faith on a High Wire
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Carlos Espinosa, Living the Faith on a High Wire

Carlos Espinosa is a longtime journalist and editorial manager with three decades in television news and storytelling. Since 2010, he has written Living the Faith on a High Wire, a blog reflecting on the challenges of living the Catholic faith in today’s culture. With honesty and occasional humor, he writes about his experiences as a husband, father, and Catholic layman, exploring the tension between faith and modern society.


Carlos is active in parish life in Miami, serving in the Men’s Emmaus Group and Marriage Covenant Ministry. He serves as a guest speaker in OCIA and lector. He is also a member of the Regnum Christi apostolic movement.


Married since 1998, he is a father of three (ages 24, 21, and 18) and is passionate about his faith, his family, and Mets baseball.


To read more of his work, chek out Living the Faith on a High Wire. 

Latest Articles By Carlos Espinosa, Living the Faith on a High Wire

The Philosopher, Taylor Swift, and the Promise...

The Philosopher, Taylor Swift, and the Promise...

An hour after his wife of 63 years died, Peter Kreeft looked at her body in the nursing home and fell in love with her all over again. His answer to a simple question about marriage advice broke the internet and it got me thinking about my own marriage, the work it takes to keep a promise, and what Taylor Swift's wedding reveals about how our culture sees "forever."
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Cafecito With Mom and Dad

Cafecito With Mom and Dad

For most of my 20s and 30s, I took my parents for granted. They were always there, and I was always "too busy" for them. It took a story I heard at a men's retreat, a retired nanny, and an 18-month-old with a bottle to change that. What followed became one of the most meaningful routines of my life, one cafecito at a time.
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Gotta Serve Somebody...

Gotta Serve Somebody...

A simple invitation turned into a journey of sacrifice, service, and unexpected grace. In this reflection, I share how a weekend retreat in small-town Texas became a reminder that we are all called to serve somebody and why choosing the Lord changes everything.
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Ten Thousand Reasons That Lead to One Truth...

Ten Thousand Reasons That Lead to One Truth...

The Catholic Church seems to be having a resurgence. Conversions are rising, pews are filling, and even the secular media is taking notice. Through cultural observation, data, and personal reflection, this blog examines what’s behind the renewed interest in Catholicism and the deeper truth drawing people home...
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A New Year, Resolutions, and Hard Choices…

A New Year, Resolutions, and Hard Choices…

A new year has a way of making us take stock and start fresh. For some, it is a chance to get in shape. But the reason we do so is where the Catholic dilemma lies. Is it for the love of others or for the ego? During the holidays, I reflected deeply on humility, and it carried into the new year, inspired by a priest’s homily and a friend becoming a grandfather.
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