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...
3 Simple Ways to Make Life More Adventurous
By Erich Wallace. In my experience, it seems most Americans wait for the weekend, a big trip, or an intoxicated Friday night to experience adventure, but that the rest of the week is… boring.
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...
Song Reflection: “Lift My Life Up” by Unspoken
By Bryn Rademaker. This month’s song “Lift My Life Up” by Unspoken speaks profound truth into the adventure that awaits us when we surrender our entire lives and will to Christ...
How to Stay with the Holy Spirit
By Sean Mulcare. To live life in union with the Holy Spirit ought to be the goal of every Christian
Memento Mori
By Br. Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. St. Francis of Assisi saw all of creation, including death, as a means of understanding and drawing closer to God. He wrote a beautiful poem called the “Canticle of the Creatures” in which he spoke of Brother Sun and Sister Moon and of how each gives praise to God through their mere existence...
Pro-Life. But Why? (Part 2)
By Erich Wallace. It’s good to be back writing after a long break, and I’m thankful for the responses to my last blog on the pro-life issues! There was a lot of support, but there was also some great dialogue from differing viewpoints...
A Symbol of Easter: Notre Dame
By Sean Mulcare. As I was watching the destruction of the Cathedral of Notre Dame - one of the most beautiful and symbolic churches of the Catholic Church, a church in which hundreds of saints have walked with awe at its beauty: Sts. Thomas Aquinas, Therese of Lisieux, Joan of Arc, John Vianney, and countless others - as the great cathedral was ablaze with fire, I was moved to tears...
