Stepping Forward with Hope-Filled Commitment
By Sean Mulcare. Like a mustard seed, the faith in the soul that was once almost imperceptible grows and grows. The little seed is now becoming a mature tree. The soul in the 5th and 6th stages of the spiritual life has grown a tremendous amount...
By Br. Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. When St. Francis had his conversion, most people thought he was CRAZY, including his own father. However, instead of being discouraged, he persevered in trusting the Lord and in following the specific call from Jesus in his life to draw ever nearer to God in the particular way planned for him...
By Haley Arndt. So, this just occurred to me: some of you don’t know who I am. Sure, you have gotten to know me through reading my blogs for the past six months (wow, six months already?!?). But the real heart to knowing someone is knowing their story. It’s knowing where they came from, what they’ve gone through, and how they got to where they are today...
By Andrew Kreye. It may not be a popular opinion, but I think socks make great gifts...
By Elise Burns. We often tend to label others and to make hasty judgments. Maybe it's time we started seeing people as people first, and go from there...
By Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. So, Francis had a conversion to follow a Christian way of life, but how did he end up living this life in such a radical way that ended up with him founding the Order of the Friars Minor? Br. Nathan explains some of the events of Francis's continuing conversion...
By Haley Arndt. Hands up if y’all can’t keep a New Year’s resolution. Yeah, I’m with you. I am seriously so bad at keeping resolutions. I can’t even keep them going into February. Let me enlighten y’all on just how much I struggle with it…
By CJ Kallevig. Forgiveness is a difficult thing. How can you know if you have truly been forgiven? Or let’s flip it around. How do you know that you have truly forgiven someone?
By Elise Burns. We all know we need humility, but we don't always have a clear picture of what that looks like...
