There I sat, waiting. I was in a strange place (by this, I mean a restaurant I don’t normally go to), waiting for a teen I did not know very well. He was only a few minutes late, but those few minutes taught me a great deal...
Read MoreCatholic clichés are vapid. They exhibit a lackadaisical attitude toward the faith, and consequently, the way it is taught. Anna Mitchell, a good friend of mine and Catholic radio personality, recently took up the topic of...
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Cowardice, Hatred, Indifference When an intruder encroaches, one may crawl deeper into the...
Read More“And they were astonished…” (Mark 1:22) To be “astonished,” a word coming from the Greek ekplēssō, means to be struck with amazement. When are we struck with amazement? A good example of astonishment would be the birth of a...
Read MoreI am notorious for ambitious reading. Thus, I have about seven books going right now. One of the books is Introduction to Christianity by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, before he became Pope Benedict XVI. Not surprisingly, I...
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