Evelyn Augusto

My story is simple: "For too many years I worked for myself..now I want to work for Jesus!


My vocation as a Catholic writer has been fruitful. I'm published in The Evangelist & Our Sunday Visitor. I write a blog for Catholics who care: www.letitallstarthere.com and I am working on a memoir: From Cradle Catholic to Convert. (See: gofundme.com/qgkrgjt8)

Latest Articles By Evelyn Augusto
DISPATCHES FROM A GOD-LESS NATION: A Prayer For The Dead
DISPATCHES FROM A GOD-LESS NATION: A Prayer For The Dead
Essay on prayer.
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Hit By A Truck...Call Chuck: Dispatches From A God-Less Nation
Hit By A Truck...Call Chuck: Dispatches From A God-Less Nation
Evangelization
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Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: A Country That Prays Is A Country At Peace
Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: A Country That Prays Is A Country At Peace
The practice of praying.
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Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: Chick-fil-A Under Fire
Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: Chick-fil-A Under Fire
Keeping holy the Sabbath day
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Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: Finding God In A State-Of-The-Art Hospital
Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: Finding God In A State-Of-The-Art Hospital
Considering the alternative to God in today's society
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The Importance of Being Earnest: Dispatches From A God-Less Nation
The Importance of Being Earnest: Dispatches From A God-Less Nation
Review of my most recent post.
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Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: January 6th 2024
Dispatches From A God-Less Nation: January 6th 2024
Thoughts on the anniversary of January 6th United States Capitol attack.
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Dispatches From A God-Less Nation
Dispatches From A God-Less Nation
Introducing: Dispatches from a God-Less Nation
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Not The Same Old Christmas
Not The Same Old Christmas
The day after Thanksgiving, traditionally, launches the beginning of the Christmas season. And as we know, not much changes year to year. We’ve been at this a long time. We know when to expect visits from The Grinch, Rudolph and Frosty the Snow Man.
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A Visit To The Upper Room
A Visit To The Upper Room
The morning after a life altering event often becomes a crossroad in one’s life. Something-- life changing-- has taken place and a new dawn forces one to note: “I am not the same.” And to ask: “Now what?”
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Preventing Homily Abuse
Preventing Homily Abuse
Faithful Catholics know what makes a bad homily. We have sat through enough of them in our lifetimes. Often we are asked or rather, urged, to be more understanding of less eloquent priests. Now, I can’t be sure why our clergy doesn’t understand, as Archbishop Villegas reminds us that: “Homily abuse can harm souls.” What I can say is this: Good homilists are made, not born.
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The Place In The Heart
The Place In The Heart
A poet friend that I highly respect posted a Charles Bukowski poem, alerting her friends on Facebook to the fact that: "it was her favorite Bukowski poem of all time."
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When I Get To Heaven...
When I Get To Heaven...
When I get to Heaven I'm not going to ask God why bad things happen to good people; I'm not going to ask Him why there exists such a gross imbalance of the distribution of wealth on the planet; I’m not going to ask Him why I never hit on the lottery ticket I bought daily.
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The Challenge of Being A Peacemaker
The Challenge of Being A Peacemaker
Are we born or are we made peacemakers? I wondered about this as the choir sung our congregation out through the open doors of the church and into the bright sunlight. I blinked and felt a bit sheepish as I sang along: “Let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me.”
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We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same. - Anne Frank
We all live with the objective of being happy; our lives are all different and yet the same. - Anne Frank
If I were to give up my comfortable life to work with and for the poor and the homeless, again, I would considered a saint. So why then, when I try to care for someone's spiritual needs, am I not given the same consideration?
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