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Wounds of the Heart, Part 3: Fear, Defensivenes...
We continue our exploration of the wounds of the heart by focusing on fear, defensiveness, and apathy. These are enormous topics in general, so it helps to remember that we...
Wounds of the Heart, Part 3: Fear, Defensivenes...
We continue our exploration of the wounds of the heart by focusing on fear, defensiveness, and apathy. These are enormous topics in general, so it helps to remember that we...
St. Josemaría Escrivá and Ordinary Life Sanctif...
Our children have formed a loosely organized Put Upon Club. This club has no officers but has three affiliate members who like to remind us of their membership when we...
St. Josemaría Escrivá and Ordinary Life Sanctif...
Our children have formed a loosely organized Put Upon Club. This club has no officers but has three affiliate members who like to remind us of their membership when we...
A Catholic Response to Our Colonial History
My local newspaper recently published an invitation to a demonstration for the removal of a monument on our city plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The monument, erected after the...
A Catholic Response to Our Colonial History
My local newspaper recently published an invitation to a demonstration for the removal of a monument on our city plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The monument, erected after the...
Wounds of the Heart, Part 2: Anger, Envy, and C...
We continue our exploration of the wounds of the heart by focusing on anger, envy, and confusion. Perhaps, these three do not seem like wounds at all, but more like...
Wounds of the Heart, Part 2: Anger, Envy, and C...
We continue our exploration of the wounds of the heart by focusing on anger, envy, and confusion. Perhaps, these three do not seem like wounds at all, but more like...
Turning Cheeks and Flipping Tables: Christ’s Te...
The flipping of tables is not Jesus inciting change through violence, but a statement about his relationship to the Father and his invitation to humanity.
Turning Cheeks and Flipping Tables: Christ’s Te...
The flipping of tables is not Jesus inciting change through violence, but a statement about his relationship to the Father and his invitation to humanity.
A New Dad’s Perspective: Fathers Called to Refl...
This is my first Father’s Day. My first child, Joseph Anthony, was born just a few weeks ago, and I was asked to write an article from my perspective as...
A New Dad’s Perspective: Fathers Called to Refl...
This is my first Father’s Day. My first child, Joseph Anthony, was born just a few weeks ago, and I was asked to write an article from my perspective as...