“I want to travel lightly, unencumbered, with my arms and heart open wide, ready to be surprised.”
Christina Capecchi: How to travel lightly: the great de-clutter
Messi showcases the sublime, soaring transcendence of human ingenuity
As of July 21, 2023, MLS may have begun a trajectory to establish itself as the next great American fan sport. That was the date of the debut of 5’7″ Argentine giant, Lionel Messi, perhaps the greatest footballer ever to lace up the boots.
Social Ministry and the Diaconate: Where the rubber meets the road
Diaconate candidates offer continuous learning opportunities for them, helping in the formation process and refining the skills of the potential deacon.
A bishop’s challenge to ‘We used to be Catholics…’
Wrestling with and struggling to understand church teaching makes sense to me, but abandoning Jesus and his Eucharistic presence is not the answer.
What the papacy of John Paul I, ‘The September Pope,’ could have looked like
Pope John Paul I is remembered largely for his famous smile, and what he might have done as pope is unknown; however, there are hints suggesting what his life might have been like.
‘Totus, totus, totus!’: A reminder and a correction
“Totus” is a word capable of capturing what it means to be Catholic Christians.
May the Assumption of Mary lead us all to heaven
Instead of focusing on “obligation,” which is described in canon law, we should consider the reasons of faith behind the obligation.
The street named ‘Abundance’ still speaks to Catholic Education
Memories of Catholic education and gives accolades to parents for the sacrifices they make to provide their children with a Catholic education.