By Marc Rademaker. Maybe part of what Jesus is calling us to right now is to fully realize our need for Him, someone we cannot live without.
Let Yourself Be Thirsty
Beg Him to Stay
By Shelby Hawks. It is Lent, brothers and sisters. A time for change, for conversion, for metanoia—a complete turning, a 180-degree shift from ourselves and sinful ways toward the Lord...
Change Gonna Come
By Marc Rademaker. New classes, new job, new year, new season. As the snow is settled on the ground and the weather turns to bitter cold, I’m reminded of how constant change is...
“Brother My Brother” Podcast – Episode 1
By Brandon Toman and Jared Rogers Check out our brand new podcast for Superior Disciple, called "Brother My Brother"! It's hosted on SoundCloud on Superior Disciple's new profile there which can be found at https://soundcloud.com/user-419207132 and also on Spotify at our Superior Disciple Podcasts profile there. You can follow us there to get updates, but... Continue Reading →
St. Teresa of Ávila
By Jonathan Lynch When you hear "Doctor of the Church," what do you think? A phrase like that probably doesn't get you hyped, pumped, or otherwise thrilled. It's easy to dismiss the saints who bear that title as "ancient geniuses," "really pious people," and "lofty intellectual guys." And while these saints (there are three dozen... Continue Reading →
Biking for Babies: A Practical and Powerful Way to Support a Culture of Life
By Erich Wallace Hey, Friends! It’s been quite some time since I’ve written, and I’ve missed it and you! A little life update since I last wrote: on August 30th I moved to La Crosse, WI to start a nine-month priesthood discernment program through the Diocese of La Crosse. It is comparable to a year... Continue Reading →
Goodbye
By CJ Kallevig. There are many types of goodbyes in our lives. There are those of people that move away, friends that drift, betrayals, deaths, and then there are those goodbyes that happen without us even noticing...
Is God Calling Me to be a Catholic Hipster?
By Elise Burns. Sometimes it feels like all of the practicing Catholics I know that are my age dress and act a certain way. Does that mean I have to become a hipster if I want to live out my faith?...
In Your Wounds
By Andrew Kreye. If Jesus is the Good Shepherd and the Divine Physician, does that make Him a veterinarian? The devil is depicted as a snake; snakes look like worms; a lot of animals need deworming medicine. I think I’m on to something big here… but it’ll have to wait...
