Though He was in the Form of God…
Acting Against Our Nature On this Good Friday, as we wrap up our look at the seven deadly sins, we...
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Tag: Examination of Conscience
The Sin We Like to Justify
“Be angry, but sin not.” Some Considerations In today’s Gospel, we have the Pharisees and...
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Do I Love or Do I Use?
A society that does not know the definition of love (willing the good of the other), cannot know...
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The Lure of the Noonday Demon
I’ll do it tomorrow When we think of the deadly sin of sloth, we probably think of laziness. And...
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Can I say no? Gluttony and Self-Mastery
Everything in Moderation Like the deadly sin of avarice, the danger in a narrow definition of...
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What Master will I Serve?
There are plenty of things in our lives we can love more than God, including the money we...
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Dust and a Deadly Sin
All of our prayer, our love, our work must be rooted in this knowledge of who we are. God IS. We...
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How Do You Measure Success as a Disciple of Jesus?
The Lord calls you to be his witness, reflecting his love and mercy in a world in need. Catholics...
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Making a Daily Examen
We are well into a new liturgical year and Lent is fast approaching! Isn’t it time that we...
Read MoreExamination of Conscience
This week’s poem in the Catholic Poetry Room is by Sally Thomas. Examination of Conscience...
Read MorePractical Steps to Love Jesus More Deeply
We live in difficult times as Catholics. Quite possibly it has always been this way. The culture sends messages to us that are very harmful to our spiritual life. If we have become blind to this truth, it is likely that we are...
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Spiritual Lessons from Gardening
There’s nothing like playing in the dirt to give me some perspective. I suppose I should call it...
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