In many of the buildings and gathering places at Madonna House in Combermere, Ont., there are signs that read “I Am Third.” This oft-displayed saying of the community’s foundress, Servant … Continued
Because we were created for love, to not receive it feels like a blow to our human nature. Billions of dollars are spent each year in therapy, all in search … Continued
Martha, for many of us, is so relatable. All the Marthas of the world think that it “must be nice” to have the time to relax. It must be nice … Continued
To those on the outside, the Catholic Church is described as many things — but “teeming with life” is not usually one of them. Yet this is precisely what’s happening. … Continued
Sabbath rest is trending. We are hearing more and more Christians lament the breakneck pace of modern life and the necessity of living out Sunday as a true day of … Continued
“Why do we repeat the same thing over and over again?” If we are honest with ourselves, we’ve all had similar thoughts about the rosary at one time or another. … Continued
“Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly,” G.K. Chesterton wrote in his 1908 book Orthodoxy. If you have spent any length of time with someone who is truly lighthearted, … Continued
Decision fatigue is real, and it is no less the case when it comes to asking for heavenly help. When praying for a particular intention, the possibilities are endless for … Continued
G.K. Chesterton once wrote that he had made an “irrevocable decision” to be silly about Christmas. “It may be that because I am silly, but I rather think that, relative … Continued
“It must somehow be God’s will.” Hopefully, you’ve never been subjected to those words. When faced with tragedy – especially unexpected and senseless tragedy – it is difficult to stay … Continued