We are part of a greater divine plan ... we are part of the human family created by God.
This book was massively influential after it came out in 1951, and once you have read it, you can see its point of view everywhere today.
Do I really want my feelings and behavior dictated to me by other people? And doesn’t Our Lord say something about loving even our enemies?
Maybe you need a computer spreadsheet or maybe you need a simple pile of books. Whatever your choice, a list of some type helps.
A kid spending the night at his older brother's first apartment had to grapple with some hard lessons -- but they turned out to be the start of something much better.
He has avoided experiences I hated, and there are a lot of things he got right in his statements. Still the whole argument is a great sadness.
An early Church theologian gives some helpful thoughts on what leadership really is about.
"We need you!" Pope Leo urges writers to create, assuring that "there, in the midst of very human stories, God reveals himself."
The first piece of advice from Blessed Claude de la Colombiere, which I have not heard anywhere else, is remarkable
When I thought about the type of people I like to hang out with, the sort of people who leave me feeling energized, they all shared one personality trait – they were encouragers.
While it may seem like the AI chatbot is caring and knows everything in the world, it simply will never be able to replicate the human virtues.
Someone who is unchaste is only partially experiencing life ...
Daniel Anderl was a junior at the Catholic University of America and was killed after he tried to save the lives of his parents.
'Murder, She Wrote' was infused with Christian sensibilities, manifested, for instance, by how the producers cast film legends of yesteryear in the series.
This Doctor of the Church levitated, had ecstasies, and experienced a miraculous healing thanks to St. Joseph. But her path to virtue is simpler than all that.
While most of us aren't called to be monks, we are called to live well in community with others. St. Benedict’s wisdom is perfect for us.
Pope Leo offered a reflection this August 31 on the tips that Jesus will give us when we sit down at table with him.
