Honoring Christ in the New Year
“I have shared and committed to these four important, life-altering commitments for the New...
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Tag: the Church
Pilgrimaging Together
I just returned home from leading a large group of youth and young adults from the Archdiocese of...
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How Well Do We Carry the Catholic Brand?
When I give talks around the country or sometimes in correspondence with readers of my books or...
Read MoreThe Temptation When Feeling Shepherd-less
“Do not let your anger and your wounds become uncharity.” Feeling Shepherd-less A few years ago, probably after something surfaced with the McCarrick scandal, I distinctly remember a moment in prayer when struggling...
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Saint Matthias and a Church at Work
” In the glamour of the Easter, it’s easy to be a follower of Christ. But He is...
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Will they come back?
Photo by Josh Applegate on Unsplash “The situation surrounding coronavirus didn’t cause...
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Edith Stein & Reparation
Today we celebrate the feast of St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, also known as Edith Stein, her...
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The Mother and Head of All Churches
Today we celebrate the feast of the Dedication of Lateran Basilica in Rome. This church is the...
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Fight with one hand, build with the other
I am preparing to take a group over to Rome on pilgrimage, which is one of my favorite parts of my...
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What a flooded creek reminded me about the Church
We had steady rainfall here last week, resulting in our little creeks and streams flooding their...
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Experiencing “the Church in miniature”
It’s rare that I look forward to meetings, much less meetings that require sitting inside a...
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