When Lenten Plans Fall Apart
As we mark the midway point of Lent, if this season hasn’t gone the way you hoped, consider these five ways to begin again.
In the Midst of Rainfall, Find Your Spiritual Umbrellas
What are your spiritual umbrellas—those God-given things that allow us to stand amid the storms of life without getting soaking wet?
Prepare Him Room: Getting Ready for Christmas With Confession
This Advent, as we get ready for Christmas, let our hearts prepare Him room with the Sacrament of Confession.
Lessons on Mercy from Les Misérables
As we discover in Les Misérables, our ability to emulate God’s mercy toward others depends on the extent to which we see the Lord in one another.
Blessed and Broken: The Sacramentality of a Woman’s Cycle
The words “this is my Body . . . given up for you” hold relevance for every woman, in a manner written into our very bodily rhythms.
Guiding Little Hearts: The Importance of Taking Your Kids to Confession
Understanding the Mass as a Love Story
God yearns for a personal relationship with each of us, and the Mass is a profound expression of that desire.
Why We Believe the Eucharist is Jesus
Comment vivre la messe plus pleinement
Pouvoir eucharistique // Un poème
Avis BIS // Fr. Stu
