The Second Letter to the Corinthians allows us to know the inner life of the Apostle Paul. In Chapter 12 St. Paul shared the visions and revelations he received and … Continued
Although summer is beckoning us to go outside and embrace the environment, there are still days when it seems preferable to stay at home and watch a movie. Fortunately, there … Continued
Sports and faith might seem like separate arenas, but for the Catholic Church’s most recent Popes, they’re deeply connected. Both Pope Francis and Pope Leo, as well as Archbishop Richard … Continued
A father is the scaffolding around the growing structure of his child. I first heard this analogy from Dr. Maria Fedoryka in the Humanum video series. She explained that while … Continued
If I had a dollar for every time someone said to me, “You have your hands full,” all my takeout coffees would be paid for. I have a three-year-old and … Continued
October 2025 marks the end of the proverbial road, end of life, or EOL, for one of the most successful operating systems of all time, Windows 10. Not that this … Continued
Corpus Christi (The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ)First Reading: Gn 14:18–20Second Reading: 1 Cor 11:23–26Gospel Reading: Lk 9:11b–17 “Let me solemnly assure you,” Jesus said, “if you do … Continued
My students were confirmed the day before Pentecost. I found it powerful that they could celebrate the completion of their baptism—birth in Christ—one day, followed by readings, a sequence, and … Continued
St. Paul expressed fatherly concern for the Corinthians and conveyed his fear that they are being led astray: “For I feel a divine jealousy for you, since I betrothed you … Continued
In Chapter 10 of the Second Letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul turned his attention to the intruding missionaries. Father Thomas Stegman, SJ, explained: “Paul begins by presenting himself as … Continued