Stepping Forward with Hope-Filled Commitment
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 Erich Wallace. I know the title of my blog is a little edgy with the sexual abuse scandal being a hot topic, but I thought it appropriate to share some experiences I have had in the recent months with some amazing celibate people and how they have affected me. I hope to show that celibacy for the Kingdom of God is not the source of scandal but is rather a beautiful giving of oneself to God and His Church with abandon...
By Br. Nathan Linton, OFM, Cap. I graduated from philosophical studies! One of the last courses that I took was an elective on public relations, in which I had to write a Wikipedia article. Here's a little about how this unexpectedly impacted my spiritual life...
By Haley Arndt. Happy Easter, y’all! Jesus is risen! He is risen indeed! Alleluia! Go tell it on the mountain! Yahoo! Being Catholic is the best because we don’t just celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord for one day. We celebrate for FIFTY days...
By Andrew Kreye. Have you ever thought, “I don’t really need to shower today. I’m just going to get dirty again anyway, so it seems pointless to get washed up right now.” If this has crossed your mind, you’re not alone...
By Andrew Kreye. When I was reading the dictionary the other day, I found the word ‘suffer.’ The definition stuck out to me: “to submit or be forced to endure”.
By Bryn Rademaker. The Sacraments—perfect, pure, treasured gifts from our Lord that unite us to each other and to himself in miraculous ways. One Sacrament in particular reflects the utter self-sacrificial love and mercy God has for each one of his beloved: you betcha, it’s MARRIAGE!...
By Haley Arndt. Depending on how many Catholic social media platforms you may or may not follow, this might just be the three-hundredth blog that you’ve scrolled through with the word Lent in the title. BUT DON’T SCROLL PAST THIS ONE...
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...
