That dress, April the giraffe, and what Kim did now: Why we obsess
If we go all in, marrying the idols of today, we’ll find ourselves divorced tomorrow.
Luke Arredondo
Luke Arredondo and his wife, Elena, recently relocated to Florida after he earned his MA at Notre Dame Seminary, studying under Dr. Brant Pitre and Dr. Nathan Eubank. He is currently enrolled in a PhD program in religion, ethics and philosophy. Find him at www.lukearredondo.com.
Latest articles by Luke Arredondo
One year after we lost our baby
His older sibling reminds us why we shouldn't be sad and teaches a lesson from the Gospel
John Paul II and protective power of the family rosary
The recently canonized saint saw the devotion as an antitode to the vices of modern life
Forming a domestic church? Don’t be afraid to write a holy rule!
Living with a rule -- one always flexible and subject to adaptation -- is simplifying our life
Learning How to Practice Mercy With My Daughters
A father's young daughters turn a checklist on the corporal works of mercy into action
2 Minutes With Nuns Might Make a Lifetime of Difference
A father argues that children won't consider the kinds of life they cannot see
Try this trick to help your kids see the meaning of Easter
It's called a "Holy Week of Darkness" ... and yeah, it will take some sacrifice, but not nearly as much as Christ's.
Missionary Moments in Ordinary Life
Sometimes living a Christ-like life is as simple as jumpstarting a car or offering a drink and some cooling shade
Pentecost is an Invitation to Become More Than Your Average Catholic
Have you cooperated with the Holy Spirit?