While wading through the disenchanted swamp of modernity, the approach of Father’s Day offers a chance to reflect on how children and fatherhood re-enchant the world like few things can. … Continued
In the May 19 B.C. Catholic, there is a photo of two women at the March for Life. One is holding a pro-life sign and carrying her baby, while the … 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
St. Anthony reminds us we are never truly lost’ By Clare Lazzuri Our family has recently found two items that were lost for extended periods of time. Our second set … Continued
Trinity Sunday, Year CFirst Reading: Prv 8:22-31Second Reading: Rom 5:1-5Gospel Reading: Jn 16:12-15 This Sunday, the Church celebrates the fact that there is one God, but three divine Persons: God … Continued
I happened to be watching the Indy 500 on the weekend and was impressed, although not overly surprised, to see the Archbishop of Indianapolis was invited to offer the opening … Continued
Celebrating the Feast of the Ascension always used to feel confusing to me. Putting myself in the shoes of Jesus’ loved ones, who had been joyfully reunited with him after … Continued
Chapters 8 and 9 of the Second Letter to the Corinthians are about the collection for the Church in Jerusalem. St. Paul first cited the generosity of the Macedonians (8:1–6) … Continued
“Grok, give me an analysis of auroral conditions probability for Yellowknife Jan. 5–9, 2026” Recently I had occasion to speak with a fellow parishioner over coffee. He and his wife … Continued
Pentecost Sunday, Year BFirst Reading: Acts 2:1–11Second Reading: Gal 5:16–25 Gospel Reading: Jn 15:26–27; 16:12–15 Thank God for the Church on her birthday this Sunday, the feast of Pentecost! “You are … Continued