by Mike Schramm
Celebrating American Catholic History Thankfully, the witness of American Catholics have started to impact the global Church as many are being recognized for their lives of love, devotion and sacrifice. While the names St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, Bishop Fulton...
by Mickey
America is celebrating its 250th birthday this July. Imagine how many candles have to be placed on one big cake. It was on that faithful day, 56 men pledged their lives and fortunes to make a nation free from the control of the British crown. One of them was a...
by Caroline Godin
The Old Testament is filled with ugly times. Things are good in the Garden, then the human race is a hot mess. We can learn from those OT figures though. Let’s look at five folks worth imitating, then we’ll consider a few to not. Be Like… David The shepherd boy turned...
by Rachel Padilla
Suffering is a gift. There I said it. Actually, the saints said it. Often we think of suffering as something we must endure in order to be sanctified or a test of our faith. These can both be true but in either case God has allowed the suffering so that it can bring...
by Mike Schramm
Men for Others There is a popular phrase describing the Jesuits coined by Servant of God Fr. Pedro Arrupe that they are to be “Men for Others,” echoing St. Paul’s goal to “become all things to all people” in order to “save some” (1 Corinthians 9:22). This magnanimous...
by Laura Hensley
Forgiveness is hard enough when someone apologizes. The hurt is still there, the results of the sin or betrayal may remain like a fog surrounding us. But what happens if the person who caused the pain isn’t sorry at all? What about if you don’t even know...
