The difference between a test and a temptation
First Sunday of Lent, Year CFirst Reading: Dt 26:4-10Second Reading: Rom 10:8-13Gospel Reading: Lk 4:1-13 In the Gospel Reading, Satan tempts Jesus in the desert. Then, when he has “finished … Continued
First Sunday of Lent, Year CFirst Reading: Dt 26:4-10Second Reading: Rom 10:8-13Gospel Reading: Lk 4:1-13 In the Gospel Reading, Satan tempts Jesus in the desert. Then, when he has “finished … Continued
I recently started a long-term kind of experiment, in the natural science realm. It’s quite simple really and only involves a few easy-to-find supplies. I started by taking a small … Continued
In his book The Soul of the Apostolate, Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard wrote about the priority of the interior life over the active life in the eyes of God. Of his … Continued
From the start, the pandemic has had a way of dividing people, and things are no different as parliamentary debate takes place in Ottawa over the prime minister’s invoking the … Continued
In the book The Soul of the Apostolate, Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard warned against throwing oneself into activities while neglecting the interior life. Dom Chautard pointed out that the life of … Continued
As I walked along rain-soaked farm fields, getting my daily exercise, I asked myself, “What truly feeds us?” Doughnuts from a local boutique donut shop delight but don’t nourish. The … Continued
On a cloudy day in January my brother and I went for a walk in the forest. The tall trees hid the sky. Moss covered branches reached over the path. … Continued
A Google search quickly reveals that the average shot length in a film has been reduced from 10 seconds in the early days of cinema to 2.5 seconds today. Some … Continued
The Soul of the Apostolate is a spiritual book written by Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard, a French Cistercian abbot. The major theme of the book is that the interior life is … Continued
In junior high, a hypnotist came to my school. My mom told me that I would not be attending. I wasn’t surprised, just curious as to why. I remember her, … Continued