By Bryn Rademaker. If you haven’t already noticed, LIFE IS TOUGH! You know what is even more tough than life? Life without other people to walk it with...
Song Reflection: “Brother” (feat. Gavin DeGraw) by NEEDTOBREATHE
March in January?
By Kevin Johnson. I went on the March for Life in D.C. for the first time this year, and I wanted to share a little bit about the experience with you and about what I took away from it...
Seeing the Light: Stage Four in the Spiritual Life
By Sean Mulcare. In the 4th stage of the spiritual life, there are numerous things that start to happen in and to the soul. After the 3rd stage, it can no longer advance any further on its own efforts in order to reach the 4th stage; God has to act on the soul, and this action is initially very painful...
Dying to Oneself
By Erich Wallace. AKA “How to Die (to Oneself) in a Healthy Way (and a Not So Healthy Way).” When I was in college and was just starting to actually read the Scriptures and to learn more about the life of Jesus, I began to encounter some pretty serious struggles...
The Not-So-Saintly Francis
By Br. Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. Every saint has a past, but that is good news because it means that a sinner can have a future! Br. Nathan discusses St. Francis's conversion from selfishness and worldliness to life in Christ.
Beautiful Being: Doom, Gloom, and Hope
By Elise Burns. Fall is the process of dying before... WINTER. But we don't need to get caught up in the painful things of life. There is hope!
Covered with Love: Stage Two in the Spiritual Life
By Sean Mulcare. In the second stage of the spiritual life, the individual has made some progress in resisting sin, although there is still a lot of work to be done...
Catholic Media Weekly: Real Life Catholic
By Isaiah Schick. Chris Stefanick is a dynamic Catholic speaker who has given talks at Steubenville Conferences and elsewhere about a whole host of topics and issues...
Catholic Media Weekly: “Three Great Things” by Fr. Andrew Ricci
By Isaiah Schick. After giving some attention to national sources of Catholic media, it's time to turn again to one of our own diocesan priests and his engagement with the digital realm...
