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Doubting God's Mercy
Doubting God's Mercy
By Ralph Hathaway
Of the many sins that plague humanity, perhaps the worse we can do is doubt the forgiveness that God gives so abundantly.
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Easter Transformation
Easter Transformation
By Fr. Bede Camera, O.S.B.
He passed through death to life, and bid us follow.
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Want to Get Stronger? Ask God for Suffering!
Want to Get Stronger? Ask God for Suffering!
By Flávia Ghelardi
This is the way God works in our lives. He always has our greatest good in mind: the salvation of our soul so that one day we can be eternally happy in Heaven with Him. To make this possible, and always respecting our freedom, He allows certain pains and sufferings.
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Why, God, Was I Born This Way?
Why, God, Was I Born This Way?
By Elizabeth Thomas
A dear friend asked this of our Lord--and here is His reply.
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Enduring Mercy
Enduring Mercy
By Chick Todd
Grace and peace be multiplied to you in the knowledge of God and of Jesus our Lord. We begin today with a familiar story, one that circulates on the Internet every so often.
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Rethinking St Augustine's Millennium
Rethinking St Augustine's Millennium
By Scott Pauline
Anyone familiar with Revelation 20? It’s kewl. Come along for the ride.
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Poverty and the Catholic Way of Mercy
Poverty and the Catholic Way of Mercy
By Anthony S. Layne
There’s a Catholic way to think about poverty, a pattern shared by some people from other religious traditions.
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Santiago Masarnau y Fernandez in on the road to Beautification
Santiago Masarnau y Fernandez in on the road to Beautification
By Larry Peterson
On January 21, 2021, Pope Francis approved the decree that recognized Masarnau a man of “heroic virtue.” He is now known as Venerable Santiago Masarnau y Fernandez, and his cause for beatification will move forward.
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Why Oral Traditions Are Important: Ask An Armenian
Why Oral Traditions Are Important: Ask An Armenian
By Michael Cunningham
Many Catholics—and a fair number of Protestants—are confused as to the exact meaning of sola scriptura (Latin, “Scripture only”), the authority principle or rule of faith for our Protestant brethren.
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Haste that Day
Haste that Day
By Richard Maffeo
Christian, you too are living as righteously before God as you know how. And perhaps you also wonder what you have done wrong that your life is broken.
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These Six Nuns Willingly Gave their Lives During the Ebola Outbreak of 1995
These Six Nuns Willingly Gave their Lives During the Ebola Outbreak of 1995
By Larry Peterson
Pope Francis issued declarations of “Heroic Virtue” for three of the sisters on February 20 and another on March 21. This essay is in two parts: A & B. All of the sisters belonged to the Sisters of the Poor
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Now and Forevermore
Now and Forevermore
By Ann Frailey
As a kid, I knew my mind. I honestly believed I had a mind. But as the world turns on its axis, seasons change, and all forms of world leadership, pundits, and professionals offer their expertise, speeding through high-tech revolving doors, I find that my mind isn’t always my own.
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The Importance of Controlling Our Tongues
The Importance of Controlling Our Tongues
By JP Nunez
James, on the other hand, is truly terrifying. It has some of the harshest condemnations of sin in the entire New Testament, and unless our names start with the abbreviation “St.” we can’t help but recognize ourselves and our own sinfulness in those condemnations.
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You Are Relied Upon to Do Very Much
You Are Relied Upon to Do Very Much
By Troy Kroening
Joseph, you were relied upon to mirror the Heavenly Father to Jesus, help us to accept our duties as you accepted yours, in obedience and in love. Amen.
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Seeing Old Things with New Eyes
Seeing Old Things with New Eyes
By Tara K. E. Brelinsky
Before the pandemic completely seized the world, a Sunday gospel reading detailed the healing of a blind man (Mark 8:22-26). In it, Jesus grasped the man’s hand and led him outside of the village. Then, after applying spittle on the affected eyes, Jesus asked the man if he could see. Indeed the man could see.
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