Echoes from a New Catholic Divine Drudgery By Lisa Livezey “Can anything good come from Nazareth?” – John 1:46 (NAB) I wrote down a list of chores for the day – fold laundry, weed front flower bed, drive my son to swim practice, make meatloaf for dinner – the items […]
Bunnies and Bulbs
Author Sarah Pedrozo explains that, while cute bunnies and magnificent blooms make us smile, these Easter symbols point to a deeper meaning of the Resurrection.
He Rose
During this Eastertide season, poet Tom Medlar offers a reflection on the consequences for us of Jesus’ resurrection, because He Rose.
Our Luminous Eucharist
Author Margaret Zacharias shares with readers one of the best kept secrets of the church — visionary St. Juliana of Liege.
Angels in Waiting
Echoes from a New Catholic Angels in Waiting By Lisa Livezey And the angels ministered to him. – Mark 1:13 (RSVCE) “We don’t offer individual retreats – you might want to try the IHM Spirituality Center,” she suggested. I had phoned a Catholic retreat house, seeking an overnight stay. It […]
The Shepherd’s Pie: Benefits of Classical Education
Antony Barone Kolenc speaks with Katherine Briggs about why a classical education is beneficial to faith and our youth.
Saint Joseph: A Man for All Women
In celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19, author Mary McWilliams encourages women to ask this great provider and protector for his intercession in all seasons of life.
The Power of a Smile
When feeling down and isolated, Maria Riley found a simple solution right across her face.
From Cross to Crucifix
From Cross to Crucifix By Lisa Livezey Sitting alongside my daughter’s college textbooks was a paperback book entitled, Letters to a Young Catholic by George Wiegel – an author unfamiliar to me. We were a faith-filled Protestant family and the thought of my daughter becoming Catholic was alarming! Upon my […]
Stumble onto a Forgotten Priest’s Homilies, and Wind Up in a Successfully Reflective Lent
The holy season of Lent brings many opportunities for spiritual reflection, but author Mary McWilliams suggests the refreshing writings of an Anglican convert for prayerful growth.