Reaching out in Faith: The little way to pray all day, even if you have no time to spare!
When busy, we need more prayer; it makes time flexible and abundant.
Category: Columns
Reaching out in faith: What does ‘Ordinary Time’ mean in the church’s calendar?
In Ordinary Time, the Church reflects on Christ’s life beyond major celebrations.
Reaching out in faith: Looking at the non-financial benefits of authentically Catholic higher education
Catholic higher education enhances life meaning, community fulfillment, ethics, and personal direction.”
In July, watch this blockbuster sci-fi and remember the battle!
God wants us to know the joy and the freedom that his beloved son won for us.
God Walks with His People
In his Message for the 2024 World Day of Migrants and Refugees, which will be observed on September 29, Pope Francis observes that “Emphasizing the synodal dimension [of Church life] allows the Church to rediscover its itinerant nature, as the People of God journeying through history on pilgrimage, “migrating,” we could say, toward the Kingdom of Heaven (cf. Lumen Gentium, 49).”
Reaching out in faith: Can a marriage be declared invalid due to severe mental illness?
Q&A with Jenna Marie Cooper, who holds a licentiate in canon law.
Reaching out in faith: Why does the Catholic Church oppose contraception?
Q: A Catholic doctor who has to prescribe birth control pills as part of his job does not agree with the church’s teaching on contraception. He says the Bible does not talk … Learn More
When phone calls were fun – the Serendipity of landlines
I miss landlines. Certainly, I like the convenience of being able to reach friends and family quickly and appreciate being able to receive phone calls away from home or office. … Learn More
A refuge for parents? Find it deep within the Sacred Heart
As summer approaches it is good to recall that the church dedicates the entire month of June to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, recognizing it as a mighty source of … Learn More
The Mystical Body of Christ
The Church teaches that life in Christ begins with baptism and is nourished by our frequent reception of the Holy Eucharist, the body and blood of Christ.