How I can help persecuted Christians from my home in America
Start with these 4 steps, and all together, we'll get somewhere.
Casey Chalk
Casey Chalk is a student at the Notre Dame Graduate School of Theology at Christendom College, and editor of the ecumenical website calledtocommunion.com.
Latest articles by Casey Chalk
Faith and relationships and getting them both right
And why it all starts with ... the dishes.
Christian persecution on the rise as 7 are martyred in Egypt
Reaction to Asia Bibi's acquittal in Pakistan stirs fear of more Islamist terrorism.
Why kids need to see their dads show affection
My father's lack of affection for my mother led me to do things differently in my own family.
3 Ingenious ways to combine exercise and prayer, and find time for both
Why not work the body and the soul simultaneously?
The unexpected benefit of learning about “foreign” saints
When you learn about saints from other cultures, you have an immediate "in" to show people that God's love is for everyone.
3 Perspectives to keep the emotions burning in marriage
The fire of romantic passion doesn't need to go out. These "three Gs" will keep it going ...
3 Steps for a greater vision of marriage
"How beautiful, then, the marriage of two Christians, two who are one in hope, one in desire, one in the way of life they follow."
Try these 3 tricks from Dante to get more out of Lent
You might find the first one incredibly hard, but without it, nothing further can be accomplished.
3 Ways to improve parish outreach to potential converts
The “open secret” among Protestant converts to Catholicism is that many RCIA programs are underwhelming, if not deeply disappointing.
The greatest gift my family was ever given
My family and I were living far from home, lonely, and suffering health problems when an unexpected encounter happened.
Was Jesus a patriot? These 5 Gospel verses seem to suggest he was
Jesus' love for his people does not prevent him from an honest assessment of the failures of his nation.