Articles in 'Dignity of Life'
My Part to Play
My Part to Play
By Ann Frailey
What is my part to play in this maelstrom we call life with all its guts and glory?
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Let Yourself Go
Let Yourself Go
By Ann Frailey
The professor started—digging into societal ills, cultural concerns, hot button issues, even picking on the front row students like lab rats who couldn’t escape the taunting labels expelled from his gut based on their hyperventilated one-word answers.
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What's in your trash?
What's in your trash?
By Amelia Monroe Carlson
Do not lose heart when you see others toss the treasures of the Church, Jesus, and the Sacraments out to the curb. Be encouraged that there just may be someone else searching for it and will soon find what they are looking for and needing.
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A Heartbeat Heard Around the World
A Heartbeat Heard Around the World
By Stephen Clark
I remembered another important event a few years ago in Times Square, New York where legislation against the unborn is currently at its most harsh.
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Wounded Souls and Quiet Heroes
Wounded Souls and Quiet Heroes
By Ann Frailey
In a world of everlasting crisis, where hate and anger join in mindless destruction, there are both wounded souls and quiet heroes. With the same twenty-four hours in a day and an unknown lifespan, we have opportunities before us. We are not all the same. None of us have the same skill sets, strength, intelligence, opportunities, passions, interests, wounds, or limitations.
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Lessons From a Mother's Heart to Her College-Bound Daughter: You Are Loved
Lessons From a Mother's Heart to Her College-Bound Daughter: You Are Loved
By Teresa Hurst
And so, here we are. Tomorrow your fantastic journey begins. When those kinds of days have happened for me, I couldn’t help reflecting on where I came from before I set out on where I was going. I’m curious to know what will be in your thoughts.
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The Catholic Case Against Nuclear Weapons
The Catholic Case Against Nuclear Weapons
By JP Nunez
All is not fair in love and war. There are certain things warring nations cannot do, no matter how just their cause may be. For example, the Catechism points out one particularly egregious act that is never permissible in armed conflict.
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The Language of God
The Language of God
By Stephen Clark
Suffering cannot be understood or avoided; it can only be felt and journeyed through. From the minor irritations that fill our days to the big stuff, cries out the message that we are not made for this place, that finding permanent happiness and fulfillment on earth is not really part of the plan, indeed any such attempt will be thwarted.
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Lessons From a Mother's Heart to Her College-Bound Daughter: Enjoy the Ride & Be Grateful
Lessons From a Mother's Heart to Her College-Bound Daughter: Enjoy the Ride & Be Grateful
By Teresa Hurst
We will be helping our youngest daughter, Grace, make the first-time move on campus in just a few days. In all the excitement and chaos, how do I slow time to put into words she will hear, the things so important for her to know and understand?
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When You Come to Serve the Lord, Prepare Yourselves for Trials
When You Come to Serve the Lord, Prepare Yourselves for Trials
By Elizabeth Thomas
I wonder just how many people would give their lives to God if they knew just what lies ahead on that journey with Him. Would we even want to be born into this world if we knew what would be facing us here? Jesus willing came knowing what the Father was asking, didn't He?
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One Day at a Time
One Day at a Time
By Ann Frailey
Sylvie loved to plan. So, when her mother’s playgroup asked her to arrange the fun activities for the next academic year, she jumped at the chance and bought a huge poster board to outline the main events at their next meeting.
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Imaginative Wonder
Imaginative Wonder
By Ann Frailey
Oh, God of the Universe, when we humans lose our true treasure in the midst of daily toil, fighting the trolls and ghouls of grief and despair, send a gentle breeze in a flowered glen—be it in sight, scent, touch, tune, taste, or pure imagination.
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Are We Living In The Last Days Or Are We Missing The Boat On This One?
Are We Living In The Last Days Or Are We Missing The Boat On This One?
By Michael Cunningham
Priest of Jesus Christ, celebrate this Holy Mass as if it were your first Mass, your last Mass, your only Mass. ... Priest of Jesus Christ, celebrate this Holy Mass as if it were your first Mass, your last Mass, your only Mass.
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The Family that Eats Together, Stays Together
The Family that Eats Together, Stays Together
By Linda Kracht
Eating together provides family members the time and opportunity to talk about a wide variety of things. Eating together increases children’s sociability! It allows individuals to throw out their thoughts and ideas; ask questions; share personal stories; argue about things; learn how to settle disagreements amicably; and learn new things.
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A Poem a Day Keeps Despair Away
A Poem a Day Keeps Despair Away
By Ann Frailey
In a world torn by strife and divided along so many lines, these voices rise like a chorus, reminding me, no matter how painful my steps or proud my goals, I have never journeyed alone.
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