By Bryn Rademaker. Amidst the excitement of the holiday season, it can be extremely easy to get caught up in the business of it all.
“I Am Joseph (God Is With Us)” by Steven Curtis Chapman
A Few Extra Moments
By Erich Wallace. Have you ever thought about the power that a few extra moments given to something can really have?
Mary, Our Mother
By CJ Kallevig. What is it about Mary that brings us to love and respect her so? What is so special about this random Israelite girl that lived over 2,000 years ago?
St. Teresa of Ávila
By Jonathan Lynch When you hear "Doctor of the Church," what do you think? A phrase like that probably doesn't get you hyped, pumped, or otherwise thrilled. It's easy to dismiss the saints who bear that title as "ancient geniuses," "really pious people," and "lofty intellectual guys." And while these saints (there are three dozen... Continue Reading →
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
Join Me On My Journey
By Haley Arndt. I AM MOVING TO NEBRASKA, Y’ALL. Yeah, I wasn’t expecting that either. But let me tell ya, my life has been one wild journey of God moving my heart to do things that I was not originally planning on doing...
We are Aliens!
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...
What is Seminary Like?
By Sean Mulcare. As I've just graduated from the first half of my seminary formation, I am moved to reflect on the blessing that the past four years have been and to give a snapshot of what seminary looks like in order to help anyone who is discerning a potential call to understand...
Song Reflection: “Hills and Valleys” by Tauren Wells
By Bryn Rademaker. If you have ever spent time in the mountains, you have most likely had your breath taken away by the vastness and utter beauty of the view around you (or it was taken away by hiking in the altitude, let’s be real)...
