Life is so messy that heartbreaking and heartwarming commonly coexist in the same story. Some fiction authors are very skilled,
Our Discipleship group had a special opportunity to work with author Sarah Cortez. She guided almost a hundred of us
I recently listened to a homily by Bishop Barron entitled, “Go on a Hero’s Journey.” It really clarified some of
The National Eucharistic Congress was an event that I will be reflecting on for many years to come. This week
Our eighteen pilgrims had big expectations heading out to Indianapolis: big crowd, enormous stadium and convention center, and big-name speakers.
As I write this article, I am preparing to leave for the National Eucharistic Congress. Over the last 60 days,
Back in college, I took a sociology of fashion class. I remember the professor telling us that fashion adapts to
Recently, I heard a compelling teaching from Bishop Robert Barron about Jesus calming the storm. He starts by explaining that
Last weekend I attended a retreat in Washington, DC sponsored by the Catholic Art Institute, a group composed of artists
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