Stepping Forward with Hope-Filled Commitment
By Bryn Rademaker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXKG-ooExGs Loyal: giving or showing firm and constant support or allegiance to a person or institution. Oxford Dictionary From a young age, I never truly understood the importance of loyalty when it came to my friendships and relationships—honestly, the word scared me a bit! “Loyalty” to me was a total and unbreakable fidelity... Continue Reading →
By CJ Kallevig I miss school. Now I know that if you're in middle school or high school, that's a rather weird statement to make. Miss school? That's crazy! But I do. I honestly miss going to school. Here's why: When you are in school/college, it's a lot easier to see your friends. Now that... Continue Reading →
By Marc Rademaker. Between multiple classes, clubs, and activities, the beginning of the semester sometimes hits you like an eighteen-wheeler. So what can you do to dodge that semi-truck before it hits every day?
By Elise Burns. Share the Gospel! Wait a second... what even is the Gospel?
By Marc Rademaker. We have all come home after a long day and have said this phrase. Whatever worked us up like this, we think, is so frustrating and important that we need to share it with someone else...
By Erich Wallace. I have been learning about something really beautiful and how to go about it: our call to evangelization. I’ve had my ideas of what it should look like shattered a little bit, but they are starting to be rebuilt in the best way...
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?...
By Sean Mulcare. ... The journey is not easy. It will demand everything, and ultimately its destination on this earth is death to ourselves...
By Andrew Kreye. Y’know the word “parish”? The place where parishioners go? It comes from the Greek word paroikia, meaning “sojourning in a foreign land.” To be a parishioner means that you are someone living temporarily in a place that you’re not originally from. So, if you go to a Catholic parish, you’re an alien...
